Scared, very scared. It was the first feeling we had on the Interlagos Circuit when we saw the scary accident who had Fernando Alonso in the ranking of Brazilian Grand Prix.
The Asturian pilot managed to put the Aston Martin in Q3 by taking risks at every turn, every braking and every acceleration. This served him well in Q1 and especially in Q2, in which he had the second fastest time, but on the third lap he exceeded the limit.
The ’14’ was trying to improve his time to enter the fight for pole when, five minutes from the end of Q3, He lost control of the car in turn 11, the fastest on the track. Brazilian.
The impact against protections was enormousdestroying the entire rear of his Aston Martin. However, Fernando managed to get out of the car on his own. “I’m fine, sorry” he said on the radio after the coup.
Aston Martin will have to work to repair the Spanish driver’s AMR24 before the race, although It does not appear that his participation is in danger.
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