F1 TV ratings plummet in Spain and France
The data regarding TV ratings in Spain and France are worrying to say the least, the collapse is staggering.
Fernando Alonso
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Incorrigible Alonso: “Need patience? I am number one. There are those who explode because they don’t have a car in the top 5…”
The Spaniard commented with his usual sarcasm on yet another difficult moment he finds himself facing in his career.
Alonso: “From the 20th lap I could no longer feel my hands and feet. Honda must do its duty”
Fernando Alonso takes his first swipe at Honda, calling for improvements for Suzuka. The very track where he thrashed them with the “GP2 engine”
Alonso show in the press conference: “3rd or 17th makes no difference. The media exaggerates: if you win titles by only beating your teammate, you are God”
The Asturian seemed to get more than a few things off his chest during the press conference for the Chinese GP
Aston Martin crisis, Alonso starts from the basics: “Let’s take the positives: we did the formation lap and we started”
Change of perspective A year ago Fernando Alonso was talking about what the 2026 Australian GP would be, the first of the new technical regulations,
Alonso: “The vibrations are still there. At the first problem I will retire”. The stewards pardon Stroll: he will be able to race
Honda’s solutions, which had given Alonso confidence, are not working: there are still annoying vibrations on the Aston Martin
A Paris Saint-Germain that forgot its boots
Honda’s disastrous start to the season is thwarting Lawrence Stroll’s investments to win the F1 world championship.
Aston Martin, the ordeal continues: double power unit problem in FP1. Alonso stopped, Stroll completes just 3 laps
As expected, the two Silverstone cars hardly saw the track due to Honda engine problems.
Aston Martin, weekend hanging by a thread. Newey: “We only have two batteries left”
The Silverstone team’s problems continue, which do not only concern the car’s vibrations but also the power unit
Alonso: “We are stuck at square one because of Honda’s problems, they don’t have spare parts”
Aston Martin finished five seconds off the lead with Fernando Alonso and six with Lance Stroll on Friday in Melbourne.