F1 Carrera GP Australia en directo: Alonso y Sainz hoy, en vivo
Virtual Safety Car. Le piden a Sainz por radio que apague el motor. Se acabó la carrera para el piloto español.
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Virtual Safety Car. Le piden a Sainz por radio que apague el motor. Se acabó la carrera para el piloto español.
Hamilton wrestling with a 'spiteful viper' in Melbourne
The Alpine driver says the impact left him with sore thumbs, but he insists he will be OK for the race.
Ayer hubo un monoplaza francés pilotado por un bicampeón del mundo que pudo hacer la pole. Fernando Alonso desafío el dominio de Ferrari y Red Bull con una vuelta que podría haberle situado primero. Sin embargo, un fallo hidráulico dio al traste con todo. En consecuencia, Sainz no pudo hacer su vuelta y al regresar al garaje no pudo encender el motor, salió tarde a pista y solo pudo ser noveno, un puesto por delante de Alonso.
Fernando Alonso explicó su incidente antes del choque en la Q3 cuando estaba marcando el récord del segundo sector: «Un problema hidráulico, la caja de cambios dejó de funcionar y también el motor y la dirección. Es increíble la mala suerte que tenemos, porque quizás 27 segundos más tarde, si el coche funciona, estábamos en la pole. Estas tres carreras son difíciles de explicar».
Fernando Alonso felt he had the pace in his Alpine to challenge for pole position at the Australian Grand Prix before a hydraulic failure put him in the wall.
For some teams, the removal of the fourth DRS zone made no immediate difference. But for others – notably Aston Martin – it led to some last minute scrabbling around to change the car set-up to suit, triggering a chain of events that led to a disastrous Saturday for the Silverstone team.
Fernando Alonso said he was in the hunt for pole position at the Australian Grand Prix on Saturday before a hydraulics failure saw him crash his Alpine in the final phase of qualifying. Spaniard Alonso was showing impressive pace before the problem shut his car down and had him plough into a wall before he could complete his lap at Albert Park. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc ended up taking pole ahead of the Red Bull cars, while Alonso's misfortune will see him start 10th on the grid on Sunday.