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Fernando Alonso blasts driving standards of bottom half of F1 grid

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Fernando Alonso let rip at Williams' Alex Albon after contact between their cars on the opening lap of the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix. It cost the Aston Martin driver four places in Austin and left him with floor damage, which compromised the AMR26 for the rest of the race.The two-time world champion lost one position at the start from 12th on the grid as Esteban Ocon surged from 15th ...Keep reading
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Aston Martin finished the U.S. Grand Prix (Austin, Texas) in places 15 and 16. In the end, Fernando Alonso expressed his dissatisfaction with the incident from the beginning. Left 12th place on the grid, Spanish Fernando Alonso had a difficult race, because, in the first round, in turn 11, he was hit by Alexander Albon (Williams), and the car had to suffer. And he finished only on place 16, behind colleague Lance Stroll, left the boxing line. ...

A contact in the first round with Alexander Albon cost Fernando Alonso several positions and damaged the flat bottom of his Aston Martin in Austin....

Fernando Alonso criticized the level of pilotage among the competitors of the middle and end of the grid of ...

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gpblog.com broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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