Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso couldn’t resist making another veiled jab at his former team, Alpine, after qualifying on the front row for the Miami Grand Prix. Alonso, who has revitalized Aston Martin’s performance since joining the team, emphasized the faith and belief the team has in his abilities, contrasting his experience with Alpine during contract negotiations.
Having finished fourth in the previous race in Azerbaijan, Alonso has been in strong contention throughout the Miami Grand Prix weekend. His impressive qualifying performance, securing second place behind Red Bull’s Sergio Perez, was aided by Charles Leclerc’s late crash, which limited the Q3 participants to a single run.
