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The 2022 Hungarian Grand Prix was Ferrari's for the win, but old habits reared their heads, and the victory went to Red Bull's Max Verstappen. But what was more impressive about the Dutchman's success was that he claimed it after starting in tenth place.
Jean Alesi believes it won’t be long until we see Sebastian Vettel back in a racing car after he completes his exit from Formula 1 at the end of the year.
Jean Alesi believes that Fernando Alonso can still be a winner in Formula 1 at Aston Martin, with the Spaniard heading there for 2023.
Veteran driver Fernando Alonso can still lay claim to holding a unique record in F1 that not even Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton have been able to match. The Spaniard is considered one of the greats of the sport, and at 41, has already confirmed his seat for the 2023 campaign.
Lewis Hamilton has claimed that his hardest opponent over the years «on pure pace» was his former team-mate Fernando Alonso. Hamilton described Alonso as a «legend» when reflecting on their time together in Formula 1. Ad The pair were team-mates at McLaren in 2007, though Alonso would leave the following season.
Former Formula 1 driver Jean Alesi believes Daniel Ricciardo can still win in the sport, with the Aussie looking like he could potentially leave McLaren at the end of the year.
Toto Wolff believes George Russell’s maiden pole position at the Hungarian Grand Prix is yet another sign that the Briton is a “future World Champion”.
Expected to be Alpine’s team leader next season after Fernando Alonso ditched the team, Otmar Szafnauer says Esteban Ocon’s only weakness is that he needs to get up to speed faster on grand prix weekends.