The preseason is over for Fernando Alonso. Asturian had to leave the Japanese session to perform long -running strokes with Aston Martin in Bahrein. However, Lance stroll It’s not a good night and it’s the Asturian that needs to leave in the morning.
This change of plans is not very fruitful for the Spaniards to what is concerned with the table. Alonso ended the morning in the eighth position at 1.2 of Charles Leclerc’s timeWhich is the reference with Ferrari, like Hamilton on the second day of the morning. In addition, Fernando Alonso did not make many turns. This is the third with fewer laps with a total of 49 in his locker
In addition, this setback along with the stroll left the Spanish two -time champion without giving a single turn in the afternoon in Bahrain as the remaining rivals roll in all kinds of conditions in the Sakhir circuit.
The same in the lead
What has not changed is the panorama in the upper zone. There are both four teams: Ferrari, Mercedes, McLaren and Red Bull. Leclerc led the session with his 1: 30,811, a time at which he exceeded 77 thousands of Kimi Antonelli registered.
Those who also sent a serious warning were Lando Norris and McLaren. Woking managed to mark the third best note of a tenth of Charles but there was a difference that Lando made it to the hardest rubber. Behind Lando, Verstappen came, who remained in fourth to nearly four tenth from Leclerc
Albon confirms Williams’ step
Williams Sensations will continue to improve yesterday Carlos Sainz The sun will end as the fastest. Alexander Albon He remained sixth up to six tenth of the best of the best time and made a total of 58 laps. The Spanish will not be in the afternoon because it is riding on the FW47 all day on Thursday.
In connection with the amount of laps made, it featured 73 Isack had a racing bull board. On the other hand, one at least roll is the Bortoleto, which is a penultimate graduate that produces only 35 laps.
Source: La Verdad
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