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Alonso's Frustrations: Is Lady Luck Abandoning the F1 Star in 2025?

Fernando Alonso expressed frustration following his 15th-place finish in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, attributing his struggles in the 2025 F1 season to bad luck. The veteran driver noted that unexpected events in races seem to happen only when his team, Aston Martin, is not performing at its peak.

Our Take:

It’s hard to argue against Alonso’s point about luck playing a pivotal role in racing. However, as a seasoned driver, he must also acknowledge the importance of consistency and strategic execution. As the season unfolds, it will be crucial for him and his team to harness their potential and convert raw speed into results, rather than waiting for fortune to favor them.

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Source: Autosport

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