How expressive Fernando Alonso is when he talks on the radio. Even if you don’t see him, you know what he’s thinking. You know how you feel. When he’s angry, it shows. When he is happy too. And when he’s scared, the same. That last thing was what happened in United States, after a very hard accident with Lance Stroll who put his Alpine on two wheels.
It all happened at turn 23, when the Asturian was about to overtake the Canadian of Aston Martin, his future companion team in F1. At that moment, taking advantage of the suction and the higher speed of his car, he wanted to overtake the American.
In doing so, Stroll swerved to the left, where the two-time Asturias champion was. There, in the middle of the line, moved with the Alpine at his side and nearly sent the Alpine flying with an Alonso who only saw Texas skies.
On the radio, in a message that was heard on the F1 broadcast, was able to notice Fernando’s fear after a sudden shock.
“Yeah, I’m fine… A move too late,” Fernando told his team in a shaky voice that their breathing was also heard.
After the impact, Alonso was able Continue on the track after changing the nose of the Alpine. Stroll, meanwhile, dropped out of the race.
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