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MONTMELÓ, Spain (AP) — Two-time Formula One champion Fernando Alonso slammed the FIA on Friday at his home grand prix, accusing race stewards of incompetence and saying one of the directors lacks the professionalism for the role.
MONTMELÓ, Spain (AP) — Formula One leader Charles Leclerc and Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz set the fastest times in the first practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix on Friday.
Championship leader Charles Leclerc edged out Carlos Sainz as Ferrari completed a one-two in practice for the Spanish Grand Prix.
BARCELONA : Two times world champion Fernando Alonso risked being sanctioned by Formula One's governing body at his home Spanish Grand Prix on Friday after accusing stewards of incompetent and unprofessional behaviour.
Sainz, emocionado por correr en casa.
Fernando Alonso recibió una segunda penalización de cinco segundos después de la carrera en Miami que le hizo perder dos puntos, cayó del noveno al undécimo puesto, por saltarse una curva. El incidente se discutió dos horas después de la carrera, el piloto acudió con Alan Permane, responsable deportivo de Alpine. AS preguntó a Fernando por el suceso, y su opinión al respecto, en la rueda de prensa del GP de España, este viernes en Barcelona, y el bicampeón no se ahorró los eufemismos: «Injusto, falta de profesionalismo».
The two-time World Champion (although, with eight extra points combined over three seasons, we'd be talking about a five-time champion, but that's immaterial), heads back home to Spain at the weekend knowing that almost a decade has passed since his 32nd and most recent Formula 1 race win, at the same venue.
. El Mundial llega a la sexta cita de la temporada con Charles Leclerc como líder de la clasificación. Los españoles Carlos Sainz y Fernando Alonso son 5º y 16º, respectivamente. El Circuito de Barcelona acogerá a unos 100.000 espectadores después de dos años sin público por la pandemia de coronavirus.