“Calm and trust”thus come f fErnando Alonso to Albert Park de Melbourne Circuitto deal with F1 2025 Australia GP To the greater expectation of what seems to imply some preseason tests in which Aston Martin seems to end more questions than others about his car, showing less than direct rivals and hiding more than others. It was a very difficult preseason to read from outside the green team, but as he said in the trials of BahrainAsturian expects to be in the fight for points from the first race of the year, this weekend.
The press review after the test is not optimistic on the green team. This seems to be the 7th set behind Williams or Alpine. Some English media even put Aston Martin on the 8th or tho -9 Position in conjunction with grid forces, of 10 total cars. Even the official F1 television itself, in its review, puts Aston Martin as a 8 -car in terms of rhythm. But this will be the track that tells the truth. And even if that’s true, in a tight average area, where a tenth can put you in Q3 or put you 17º, because it is clear at the end of the last campaign, and in a circuit “completely different from Bahrain”, where trials are done weeks ago, trials are performed, In the completely opposite conditions, the Spanish said he felt “ready” to go for the top-10 and start adding the first points of the year.
“Calm”
“How do I wait for the weekend? Calm. I think this would be a continuation of winter trials, somehow, because we (every pilot) just a day and a half of all teams. We will continue to study from the car”He commented on ‘Dazn’ El Ovetense, that it was clear that Bahrain data could serve a bit in Melbourne, a trace of fast curves, contrary to the preseason, with heat, with possible weekend and the walls and gravel there, without all equipment with enough data of their new cars for this layout.
“It’s not like any other year”
“It’s not like the other races and the other years we made the first race in Bahrain and we already know all the car data (Since the trials are also in Bahrain), however here we are entering a new territory, a new circuit, which is completely different from Bahrain, So we need to continue studying from the car and confidently try to add points that to the first race ”He explained. And with the uncertainty, Alonso’s hands can always contribute an increase in the initial fight for points in which he said he hopes that while evolution has come for his car, his expectations for the course may raise with better weapons.
“This is a circuit that I have always liked and have changes in recent years, which I think they have made better. Some changes are in favor of over -seizing, and always difficult and continuous here in Melbourne, so Subject session is still important“, He said, featured how ‘Qual’ key on Saturday would be and get the maximum potential on a return, knowing how to choose the best track moments and take advantage of the possible mistakes of rivals, which may come, especially because of the many ‘Roakies’ (6, telling Lawson though he has add appointments in recent years) to the grill.
“The walls and gravel add feelings”
“The circuit retains its character, a circuit where there are usually many abandonment, where There are walls, gravel, so for the first race I think it’s a pretty complex circuit and always adds some feelings to the first race ”Fernando argued.
“Melbourne now is a very long line with fast curves. It has a little slow zone. So it’s a very confident circuit, that a car with great quick curve stability can go well here and can be very bad at Bahrain, which has only slow curves. So, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well We need to adapt. Every weekend is an adventure and we’re ready ”He finished, trusting his car, his team and his hands. On Friday, the free 2 will be the basic training to begin to understand the real performance of their vehicle, to this day hidden in batches Fernando made in Bahrein a few weeks ago.
Source: La Verdad
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