Fernando Alonso was frustrated with Aston Martin for not giving him the same strategy as his teammate Lance Stroll in the Formula 1 British Grand Prix. Stroll made early pitstops under virtual safety car conditions and climbed to seventh, frustrating Alonso who finished ninth after dropping to 10th during his second pit stop. Alonso expressed disappointment in the missed opportunity and his inability to benefit from Stroll’s successful strategy. Despite his experience, Alonso stressed the importance of relying on the team’s data during mixed-weather conditions, emphasizing that it’s a data-driven race rather than the driver making decisions. Aston Martin boss Andy Cowell defended the team’s strategy, denying any issues with Alonso’s side of the garage.
Related posts
-
Revving Up: The John B&Q Midlife Crisis Unfolds in the BTCC Midfield
Big (and bizarre) ideas, terrible driving and a trail of controversy in his wake - 'John... -
Unstoppable Force: Max Verstappen Reigns Victorious in the Fantastical F1 Championship
Max Verstappen narrowly missed out on his fifth consecutive F1 drivers' title, but did manage to... -
Verstappen Racing Secures Exciting Deal with Mercedes GT3 as Haas Tackles Future Speculation – A RacingNews365 Exclusive
Verstappen Racing seal Mercedes GT3 deal as Haas address future speculation – RacingNews365 Review -
Daniel Ricciardo reaches new heights in airborne rally adventure
Former F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo took his Ford Raptor to new heights with a rallying experience,... -
Revving up for Success: Inside Honda’s Intense Talks with F1 Legend Adrian Newey
Adrian Newey knows all about Aston Martin's new power unit partner, having spent several years working... -
Revving Up the Drama: Rating the 2025 F1 Grid with Festive Flair
Naughty or Nice? Ranking the 2025 F1 grid and handing out presents (or punishments)
