The Spanish Fernando Alonso (Alpine), double world champion Formula Onewho will start sixth this Sunday in the Grand Prix of Hungarythe thirteenth of the World Cup, declared in Hungaroringthe circuit outside Budapest where he celebrated the first of his 32 victories in the premier class, having to “be very happy to finish qualifying in the top six”.
“We have to be very happy to finish qualifying in the top six. I was very competitive in both dry and wet conditions and I felt very strong in Q1 (first round) and in Q2”, explained Alonso, who celebrated on Friday the his forty. -first birthday in Hungary.
“Consequently I thought I could be in a slightly better positionbut some drivers took us out there on their last lap in Q3″, said the brilliant Asturian driver, world champion in 2005 and 2006 (with Renault) and also has 98 podiums, 22 pole positions and 23 fastest laps in F1.
“We know how difficult it is to overtake here, and we will start on a dirty part of the track, something that will not help, but we have to see what happens tomorrow”commented Fernando this Saturday at the Hungaroring.
“With both cars in the top six in qualifying today we achieved a good result for the team,” he owns
“Tomorrow we will do everything to add as many points as possible,” Alonso said after qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Source: La Verdad
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