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Alpine driver Fernando Alonso bemoaned his bad luck on Sunday with him revealing he felt as though a podium could have been achieved had things gone differently for him at the Australian Grand Prix.
Alpine driver Fernando Alonso bemoaned his bad luck on Sunday with him revealing he felt as though a podium could have been achieved had things gone differently for him at the Australian Grand Prix.
Sunday 26 September, 2010. The last time a Ferrari driver, namely Fernando Alonso, achieved Formula 1’s Grand Slam — pole position in qualifying, the quickest lap during the race and victory after leading from start to finish — at the Singapore Grand Prix.
Fernando Alonso believes Alpine were “a little bit faster than Mercedes” all weekend in Melbourne, after a frustrating race for the Spaniard.
Last Thursday, Shabab Al-Ahli of the UAE drew 1-1 in the opening round of games in the Asian Football Confederation Champions League against Ahal of Turkmenistan, a team making a debut appearance in the tournament.
Carlos Sainz’s miserable weekend at the Australian Grand Prix continued as the Ferrari driver spun out on the second lap of Sunday’s race. Having qualified ninth, well adrift of team-mate and pole-sitter Charles Leclerc, the 27-year-old lost five places on the opening lap after a difficult start in hot Melbourne conditions.
Hamilton wrestling with a 'spiteful viper' in Melbourne
World champion Max Verstappen complained that his weekend had been "terrible" despite qualifying second for Sunday's Australian Grand Prix, saying he did not feel comfortable in his Red Bull. The Dutchman looked like taking pole for the race at Albert Park before Ferrari title rival Charles Leclerc struck at the death to edge him by 0.286 secs in an action-packed session. Verstappen, who won in Saudi Arabia two weeks ago, said he had struggled with car problems since arriving in Melbourne for the third race of the campaign.