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Alonso Does Not Rule Out a Joy in Interlagos: «If We Can Finish, We Can Live a Competitive Weekend»

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Fernando Alonso sees Aston Martin able to fight for the points in Brazil... if the Honda engine endures. The Asturian sees signs of recovery in the AMR26 from Sepang, but conditions any option to score in Brazil to Honda having solved his reliability problems. Interlagos occupies a special place in the trajectory of Fernando Alonso. There he confirmed his 2005 and 2006 world titles and achieved in 2023 the one that remains his last podium in For…
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Formula 1 Fernando Alonso finds this weekend a circuit that occupies a special place in his career, that of Interlagos, where he won his two (...)...

Fernando Alonso finds this weekend a circuit that occupies a special place in his career, that of Interlagos, where he won his two world titles and signed nine podiums in Formula 1. But beyond memories, the rider Aston Martin hopes above all to confirm the progress made by his team in the last rounds of the 2026 season. After a Grand Prix of Mexico encouraging in terms of performance but spoiled by reliability problems, the Spanishman considers …

Fernando Alonso sees Aston Martin able to fight for the points in Brazil... if the Honda engine endures. The Asturian sees signs of recovery in the AMR26 from Sepang, but conditions any option to score in Brazil to Honda having solved his reliability problems. Interlagos occupies a special place in the trajectory of Fernando Alonso. There he confirmed his 2005 and 2006 world titles and achieved in 2023 the one that remains his last podium in For…

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Fernando Alonso does not forget the drama he suffered a few days ago in Mexico. On Friday everything was smiles until the happy Honda engine was loaded on the weekend in the standings and in the race. A real horror for the Asturian. It seems that it has passed and, after passing through Peru, the bi-champion has landed in Brazil with cheerful and even optimistic airs: “Ultimately we are more competitive, from Sepang, surely. In Austin we had a g…

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