Alonso leaves it all to the review by revealing what quality he wants to ‘steal’ from his rivals

The Formula 1 World Championship returns this week after a long break of more than a month which was endless, both for the fans and for the pilots, who took the opportunity to rest and fulfill some promises to the sponsors.

This is the case of Fernando Alonso, who sat down with Pedro Martínez de la Rosa to answer questions sent by fans, such as the following: “You can ‘steal’ a skill from any pilot in the story: what will you ‘steal’ and from whom?asked an Elisabetta.

Neither Hamilton, nor Verstappen, nor Schumacher, nor Senna. The Asturian response was most surprising. “I’ll take from Button, from Jenson, how to read the weather conditions and understand how the track changes in wet conditions.“assured the two-time world champion.

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For his part, De la Rosa said that he wants to have “corner entry speed” from Alonso.

These words came on the eve of the Netherlands GP, which means a good chance for Aston Martin to regain the good feeling at the start of the season.

The British team went from consistently having the second best car on the grid in the first races of the year, amassing 6 podiums in 8 races with Alonso, to being the 5th best car in last rounds before the summer break.

The evolutions brought to the track are fewer in number than their rivals, and the latter do not have the desired effect. Krack assured a few weeks ago that the team found the reason why the evolutions did not work and now he is surprised by his optimism for the next race, the first after the summer break, which will be held next weekend in Zandvoort. On ‘Sky Sports’, Mike Krack was asked if Aston Martin would be the second best car again at Zandvoort. I don’t doubt it. “Yes,” he answered emphatically.

“There are some things planned for the Dutch GP, we hope to close the gap again“added Krack, sure that the new parts that AMR23 is putting in Zandvoort will work. However, we have to wait for Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll to test them in free practice on Friday at the Dutch event to start to have a clearer that conclusion about whether Aston Martin has reached the key to straighten its course.