Fernando Alonso he was with her this weekend debuts as the official driver of the RB team in place of Daniel Ricciardo (he has already competed in 5 races in 2023 as a temporary replacement for the Australian due to injury) for the last six races of the F1 season.
The Spaniard wanted to make things clear from the start to the young New Zealander 22 yearsteaching him what can and cannot be done, like a teacher, pso that Lawson would not repeat an action like he did right in front of Fernando Alonso in the middle of the United States GP sprint race.
The controversial action complained of by Alonso
The Spaniard attacked Lawson at full speed, on the back straight, and the New Zealander reacted dangerously, moving the car to the left, forcing Fernando to lift his foot to avoid an accident or his opponent would take him to the wall . Alonso didn’t like that maneuver, and he quickly exploded on the radio. “Man, AlphaTauri (now RB) is an idiot”exclaimed the man from Oviedo, whose defense cost him another position when another rival overtook him two corners later.
After the race, a photographer took a snapshot of Fernando Alonso, blaming the young driver for this action, who with his performance risks not only continuing with RB (Red Bull’s ‘B’ team) next year, but also aspires to the chair. of ‘Checo’ Pérez to Red Bull in the short term future. In these pictures, you can see how Liam seems to disagree with what an Asturian said,Before the microphones of ‘DAZN’, ‘Fox Sports’ and ‘ESPN’, he gave Lawson a slap on the wrist.
“A little bit of action, definitely, too much. But Liam (Lawson) has 6 races to prove a lot and maybe it’s not the best approach he’s taking, but hey, it’s his (sports) career at stake, not mine.”declared Fernando, warning the young talent from the Red Bull academy.
“I didn’t have much speed today, so I tried to understand something about the tires, “Try to have good information about this ‘Free Training’, which we set with this goal, more than a race, and try to do a good time trial today and start earlier tomorrow.”the Spaniard finished after finishing 18th, making sure his priority was to use this Saturday’s short heat to continue learning from the new parts that Aston Martin is assembling in Austin.
Source: La Verdad
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