US EditionFernando Alonso Calls Out Bias as He Names Rookie 'of This Generation'
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Fernando Alonso Criticizes Favoritism in Naming Top Rookie Today
In the high-octane world of Formula 1, narratives often center around seasoned champions and glamorous teams. However, in the 2025 season, one rookie’s quiet yet remarkable ascent is turning heads, albeit overshadowed by more familiar names. Gabriel Bortoleto, a fresh face on the F1 circuit, has made an indelible mark with his performance for Sauber, despite the odds stacked against him. Bortoleto’s journey to F1 has been unconventional and frau…
Gabriel Bortoleto is shining in his F1 debut season. The young 20-year-old Brazilian had in the Hungarian GP 2025 the best performance of his career, finishing in sixth place with the Sauber team. Despite being in one of the worst teams of the grill, Bortoleto has come from less to more, making it clear that his arrival in the top category was no coincidence and that he is able to achieve good results with a car far inferior to his abilities. Bo…
Fernando Alonso claims British bias leading ‘exceptional’ Gabriel Bortoleto to go unnoticed
Fernando Alonso has theorised that Gabriel Bortoleto’s “exceptional” results this season for Sauber in Formula 1 have gone under the radar because he is not British. The 20-year-old rookie made it back-to-back points finishes for the Hinwil-based squad after a stellar career-best sixth-place finish in the Hungarian Grand Prix. Bortoleto, who has been gaining momentum, started the 70-lap race from seventh on the grid, jumping Aston Martin’s Lance…
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