Fernando Alonso tells Otmar Szafnauer to ‘be quiet’ as he tears into sacked Alpine F1 boss

The two-time w🦋orld champion launched a scathing verbal attack on the now-fꩵired Szafnauer for his “slow” and poor handling of contract negotiations last year.
Alonso was willing to commit to Alpine but the French team’s hesitancy to offer him the two-year deal he desired resulted in the Spaniard jumping ship to Aston Martin following168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Sebastian Vettel’s decision to retire.
Alonso’s decision to swap teams sent shockwaves through the F1 paddock, particularly given Aston Mar🅠tin’s competitive struggles at the time.
But an incredible transformation over the winter saw Astonඣ Martin emerge as Red Bull’s closest challengers at the start of 2023. Alonso has scored six podiums in 12 races and sits third in the championship behind th☂e Red Bull pair.
"I don't think I felt disrespected," he told the before Szafnauer's departure was announced. "But it is true it took longer than I thought when we started conversations - I think it was in Australia back in [April] 20♛22 - about renewing the contract.

"It was just on a very slow pace, and it was not from my side. I was just ready and hap⭕py. The 2022 car was a fast car so I was also happy with the performanღce and the possibilities into the future.
"So that slow pace of conver🍷sations and eventually not even putting on paper♍ what we were writing and all these comments about the age and whatever, which they are still doing.
"It is the way they do things. Or the way Otmar does things. Because after th♈is year, he should be quiet. He should not talk at all.
“After the results of Aston Martin and the results he's achieꦜving, he's still talking and still proud of the decision, which is incredible, amazing.”
Asked whether he thinks Alpine underestimated what he brought to the team,🐬 the💟 42-year-old replied: “100%. And still do.”
"When you are doing the best you can every weekend, when I did so many things for Renault ✅as well, you take a little bit personal when someone is doubting your performance or your age or these kinds of things.
"And you just want to prove even extra hard that you are i♚n the best moment of your careerꦜ. The results, they speak for themselves, and that's the best way.”


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