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Briatore reveals wider importance of iconic F1 star’s title win
Flavio Briatore, the former boss of F1 legend Fernando Alonso, highlighted the significance of Alonso’s 2005 world championship victory, which marked a turning point in F1. Despite being a two-time world champion, Alonso faced criticism for his youth and inexperience when he initially joined the Renault team. However, Briatore believed in Alonso’s potential, describing him as not just special but something more. Alonso’s success in 2005 not only secured a world championship but also introduced Formula 1 to Spain, showcasing his talent and authority on the race track. While his chances of claiming a third world title may be diminishing at the age of 44, Alonso remains determined to compete for podiums and victories with Aston Martin, demonstrating his enduring passion for the sport and competitive spirit.
