Reviving Formula 1 History: Alonso Champions Monaco’s Neglected Qualifying System

Reviving Formula 1 History: Alonso Champions Monaco's Neglected Qualifying System

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Maybe this is an idea that should be revisited. Fernando Alonso would like to see it happen.

Fernando Alonso believes Formula 1 should reconsider using a two-group system, as seen in Formula 2 and Formula 3, to address the persistent qualifying challenges faced at the Monaco Grand Prix. Alonso, driving for Aston Martin, faced traffic issues on his final lap during the Q1 session, ending up in 16th place pending any further penalties. While acknowledging the excitement of Monaco, Alonso emphasized the need for a clear track to showcase everyone’s lap. Despite feeling his car wasn’t strong enough for pole, Alonso thought he could have qualified higher, possibly in the top eight. Reflecting on his performance, Alonso admitted to encountering traffic-induced setbacks during crucial parts of his lap, contributing to his lower-than-expected position on the grid. Overall, he recognized the unpredictability and challenges that Monaco poses for all drivers.

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