“It’s good to come back and drive these cars, at a pace that’s remarkably fast after four weeks without driving a Formula 1 car. Good track, good car, but in terms of performance, we have to wait until tomorrow ,” said Fernando Alonso, asking for calm and showing caution after the second free practice of the Dutch GP in Zandvoort.
The Asturian prefers to wait until this Saturday to draw more definite conclusions about the real performance of all, knowing that in qualifying he can try to take advantage of the rain to maximize his result on a track where great the performance of his car so far.
“Tomorrow may be in mixed conditions and on Sunday in dry conditions. But I think tomorrow we can face challenges like we did in Free Practice 1, but after free practice, we are ready now,” explained the man from Oviedo on the official F1 television microphone.
“It’s difficult. The wind will be noticeable throughout the weekend. In every corner you can feel how dramatically the wind changes, but the conditions are the same for everyone,” said Fernando, who -highlights how “unpredictable” it is. rain classification. “Let’s see what we can do,” he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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