Fernando Alonso always think of everything to maximize your result. He lives through and for races and he knows them all. If so, it’s no surprise that the Asturian driver made news of what he did before Saturday’s sprint race on Austrian F1 GPthroughout the second free practice.
Drivers were required to conduct tire degradation analysis and race simulation work to select tires for Saturday’s sprint race and understand the strategy they would need to select for Sunday’s race. But Fernando Alonso took a step away.
According to the journalist Jon Noble, the Asturian pilot used a roguery thinking about starting the sprint appointment. At every turn I take Fernando Alonso, tried to overtake his eighth starting position to clear the track and leave more tires to have more grip at the start of the sprint race.
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And not only that, when at the end of the session all the riders stopped to perform the preliminary test, the rider wanted to get into the eighth place, but by regulation if he had space in front of him he had to go to it. . .
so, Alonso was not placed in 6th position, but between 6th and 8th. I don’t want to put a tire in the 6th position that will help the rider from there, but put a tire between the two to benefit from it in the first few meters to improve his traction. mad.
Source: La Verdad
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