Fernando Alonso ringing the alarmbells.
Fernando Alonso ringing the alarmbell’s ?
After a season of hard work, Alonso is enjoying a well deserved holiday, before he put's his shoulders under the 2013 project, pictures of exotic places and many thank you's for the tifosi appear on his twitter.
Nando has lost, but kept his head high, driving a fantastic season, with class and consistency, bringing the results.
But after the race in Brazil, and the famous tweet “i make my own miracles from rules”, we saw the cruel reality, a very dissapointed Fernando Alonso, unhappy with his team for the lack of updates.
Off course there where the “thank you so much and Forza Ferrari's”, but the truth is, Alonso expected a very different car from Spa on forwards.
A car that could at least place itself behind the Red Bull's, but as we all know, that's not how it went, the F2012 seemed to get worse, race after race.
That's why a, not so happy Alonso, told Catalan newspaper Mundo Deportivo :”Who tells me, whe're going to have the same amount of luck next year, as we had this year, we can not fight for the title with a slow car, with a slightly slower car, yes, it can be done, not with a much slower though”.
The message is loud and clear, Alonso is banging his fist on the table, the technical impasse of Ferrari is not going down well, the price to pay was high.
A title lost by only three points against an opponent driving a “spaceship”, it still hurts badly.
Is he getting tired of carrying the whole team, a team that has not been able to put a winning car on the grid since 2008, Ferrari rarely put's a winning car on the grid from day 1, always developing the car throughout the season, through endless hours of testing, but with the testing ban, and Ferrari's simulations not up to date, is he starting to worry?
One of the last textmessages to Fry/Tombazis was a very bitter one:”in 6 months we have not been able to design a rear wing that would allow us to take the tenth victory, since i've been here”
That's a completely different tone than all the friendly messages in New Delhi.
Maybe he's awaiting the arrival of Ross Brawn, a man capable of fixing a few things, starting with Fernando's stomache ache, wich does seem to appear more often.
Source:Antonino Rendina- BlogF1.it.
Dr Ferdinand Porsche:" Nuvolari is the greatest driver of the past, the present, and the future".
Enzo Ferrari once drove with him and recalled even on bends "he never took his foot from the accelerator".
Bookmarks