Formula 1 #F1 - #spanishgp Will Fernando Alonso surprise on home soil? ¿Sorprenderá Fernando Alonso en casa? Unbeaten F1

 

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This weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix marks a celebrated homecoming for two-time Formula One World Champion Fernando Alonso, with the 39-year-old top gun racing an F1 car on home soil for the first time since 2018, in this - year one of his comeback. 

 

But, it’s going to be something of a muted celebration, not only with the event held behind closed doors - without Alonso’s legion of fans - due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. And with the Spaniard unable to fight at the front, his Renault-powered Alpine A521 still recovering from an undercooked aero package: a result of windtunnel issues over the European winter. Watch the video

 

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El Gran Premio de España de este fin de semana marca un célebre regreso a casa para el dos veces Campeón del Mundo de Fórmula Uno Fernando Alonso, con el top gun de 39 años compitiendo con un auto de F1 en su tierra natal por primera vez desde 2018, en este año uno de Vuelve.

 

Pero será una celebración silenciosa, no solo con el evento a puerta cerrada, sin la legión de fanáticos de Alonso, debido a la pandemia de COVID-19 en curso. Y con el español incapaz de luchar en la parte delantera, su Alpine A521 con motor Renault aún se recupera de un paquete aerodinámico mal cocido: como resultado de problemas con el túnel de viento durante el invierno europeo. Ver el vídeo, 

 

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Formula One - #F1 IN 10 - LATEST NEWS - #Alonso's Renault test, Reverse grid qualifying races, #Mercedes and more: Unbeaten F1 142K subscribers

 

Alonso returns to #F1 cockpit - Reverse grid quali races? - Mercedes on record target - Vietnam’s late announcement - Gasly waiting for 2021 decision - Tsunoda gets seat fit - Mercedes’ hopes no Bottas penalties - Red Bull engine decision pending

 

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Formula 1 - #F1 LATEST F1 NEWS: Fernando Alonso, Yuki Tsunoda, Mugello, Turkey and Kimi Raikkonen: The Inside Line 138K subscribers

F1 to see a new Alonso - Tsunoda to get F1 shot - Mugello to welcome fans - Turkey for festive season - The Iceman undecided - Pérez digs his heels in - Racing Point case cools - Dutch GP will wait for fans - Cowell heading to applied tech?

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Formula 1 - #F1 Why did Renault sign Fernando Alonso? | Renault boss Abiteboul reveals 'new' Alonso has changed: Sky Sports F1 - 153K subscribers

Craig Slater’s sat down for an exclusive interview with Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul, where he gave an incite into the decision to sign Fernando Alonso for the team.

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US - Fernando Alonso's Indy 500 seat fit: McLaren

Published on 6 March 2019

Fernando took another step towards motor racing’s ‘Triple Crown’ recently as he visited the McLaren Technology Centre for his 2019 IndyCar seat fit. Watch to see what happened.

Formula 1 - What's behind Alonso's F1 test return at Circuito Barcelona-Catalunya: Autosport #F1

Published on 28 February 2019

Fernando Alonso was back in the Formula 1 paddock this week, as McLaren announced he would take up an ambassadorial role with the team and will test its 2019 car. Alonso and team boss Zak Brown then addressed the media about the news, and from F1 testing in Spain Ben Anderson and Scott Mitchell explain the background to this story, plus what it tells us about Alonso's motivation and how serious he still is about F1 despite not being on the grid this year

Formula 1 - 'McLaren will bend over backwards to let Alonso drive its 2019 car': Autosport.

Published on 18 December 2018

Fernando Alonso has bowed out of F1... for now. But McLaren has already hinted that it could let him drive its 2019 car if he wants to. Autosport's F1 reporters Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw join Glenn Freeman to discuss the chances of Alonso getting some F1 seat time, and what the benefits would be to the Spaniard and the team.

Why the Indy 500 will be tougher for Alonso in 2019: Autosport

Published on 14 November 2018

It's official - Fernando Alonso and McLaren are going back to the Indianapolis 500 in 2019. But a lot has changed in IndyCar racing since the Spaniard's last attempt, and Glenn Freeman finds out from Tom Errington and Ben Anderson what Alonso will find different next year. We also look at what the project means for McLaren, and how Alonso is bowing out of F1 in frustrated fashion

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Felipe Massa - "Hamilton vs Schumacher vs Alonso" | Beyond Victory #4

Published 23 October 2018

I really enjoyed speaking with Felipe Massa on who he thinks is the greatest between Michael Schumacher, Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton.

We discuss what it was like driving for Ferrari in Formula 1, the toughest teammates, and his role now with Formula E.

He tells us the big differences between F1 and Formula E, and which car he thinks is harder to drive, and who he thinks is the best driver of all time :)

I hope you guys enjoy this one

Motorsport - How Alonso's 'GP2 engine' comments hurt his IndyCar hopes:: Autosport

Published 24 October 2018

Any chance of Fernando Alonso racing full-time in IndyCar in 2019 now appears to be gone, but he could still make another one-off attack on the Indianapolis 500 with McLaren. Glenn Freeman is joined by US racing expert Tom Errington and F1 Racing editor Ben Anderson to discuss the reasons behind a full-time drive not coming off for the two-time world champion, and why his previous relationship with Honda proved so damaging.

Formula 1 - Is Fernando Alonso right to be on the warpath? Autosport

Published on 9 October 2018

Fernando Alonso laid into F1's stewards after the Japanese Grand Prix, saying their decision to penalise him shows 'how bad Formula 1 is'. Andrew van de Burgt and Stuart Codling join Ben Anderson to assess the validity of that claim and analyse the other major incidents that happened at Suzuka.

Motorsport - What we can read into Alonso's 2018 IndyCar test: Autosport

Published on 6 September 2018

Fernando Alonso has completed his first test in the new-for-2018 spec IndyCar, but his plans for next year still aren't confirmed. Glenn Freeman is joined by Autosport's Grand Prix Editor Edd Straw, and US correspondent Tom Errington, to get the latest on the Spaniard's future, as he moves on from F1 at the end of this season.

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Formula 1 - Alonso to Red Bull: Why did it never happen? Autosport

Published on 30 Aug 2018

Following the confusion created by Fernando Alonso and Christian Horner's disagreement on how many times Red Bull tried to sign the Spaniard during his time in Formula 1, Glenn Freeman is joined by Scott Mitchell and Ben Anderson to pick their way through the mess to work out who is telling the truth, and why Alonso would have turned down so many offers - including for 2019

Formula 1 - Fernando Alonso says he had Red Bull offer: Sky News (Exclusive)

Published on 28 Aug 2018

Fernando Alonso sits down with Sky F1's Simon Lazenby to discuss his shock decision to quit Formula 1, and reveals that he had offers of a seat at Red Bull Racing.


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Formula 1 - McLaren's second driver conundrum: Autosport

Published on 23 Aug 2018

Carlos Sainz jumped to fill Fernando Alonso's race boots last week, after being given the cold shoulder by Red Bull and Renault. Still to be finalised is the identity of his team-mate for 2019 - with several names swirling around the paddock. Stoffel Vandoorne looks to hang onto his seat, but faces strong competition from McLaren reserve and F2 star Lando Norris, with McLaren running him in FP1 at Spa this weekend. Also under consideration is Force India driver Esteban Ocon - his position is under threat from a recent takeover *involving* Lawrence Stroll, which means his seat is likely to be filled by his son and Williams driver Lance Stroll.

Why is Fernando Alonso quitting F1 and who will replace him? Autosport

Published on 14 Aug 2018

"After 17 wonderful years in this amazing sport, it's time for me to make a change and move on." These are the words of the Spanish two-time world champion Fernando Alonso today, as he announced he will not be racing in Formula 1 next season. Our F1 experts Edd Straw and Scott Mitchell discuss this latest news bombshell with Andrew Van de Burgt and what it means for the sport. Alonso was so often the right man at the wrong place at the wrong time, but he still leaves an impressive legacy and will be hugely missed. What are your thoughts? Do think Fernando has called time on F1 at the right time? How does Alonso compare to the F1 greats? Should he be looking back on his F1 career with more trophies in that cabinet? Let us know in the comments below.

Fernando Alonso no correrá en Fórmula Uno en 2019: AGENCIA EFE

Published on 14 Aug 2018

Madrid, 14 ago (EFE).- Fernando Alonso, actual piloto de McLaren-Renault y doble campeón del Mundo (2005 y 2006, con Renault), anunció este martes en su cuenta de Twitter que no correrá en Fórmula Uno en la temporada 2019.   Así, el piloto español, de 37 años y que acumula 32 victorias en diecisiete temporadas en la categoría reina del automovilismo, se despedirá de los circuitos el próximo 25 de noviembre en Yas Marina (Abu Dabi).

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— Fernando Alonso (@alo_oficial) August 14, 2018

Formula 1 - Fernando Alonso misses out on Renault F1 seat... but why? Autosport

Published on 11 Aug 2018

Renault F1 has been looking for a new lead driver and has decided to go with Daniel Ricciardo rather than Fernando Alonso. You can be sure that Red Bull-Honda won't be taking the Fernando option, either. Peter Windsor asks Stuart Codling why one of the grid's most talented drivers isn't featuring on the F1 shopping list. What do you think should be Fernando's next move? Let us know in the comments below.

'We are more than capable of buying Force India': Rich Energy: Autosport - Force India F1 saved by Lawrence Stroll for 2019

España - Alonso correrá las 500 millas de Indianápolis y no irá a Mónaco: AGENCIA EFE

AGENCIA EFE

Published on 12 Apr 2017

Redacción deportes, 12 abr (EFE).- El español Fernando Alonso, bicampeón mundial de Fórmula Uno, correrá este año las 500 Millas de Indianápolis con McLaren, con lo que no participará en el Gran Premio de Mónaco, informa el equipo británico en un comunicado.