Fernando Alonso's move to Aston Martin next season will open a new chapter in the Spaniard's F1 career, one that he believes will keep alive his hopes of winning a third world title. Alonso's second and final campaign with Alpine fell short of expectations, due in large part to a string of reliability issues that undermined his efforts more often than he cares to remember. But beyond his disappointing track record in 2022, the F1 veteran feels that his performance level as a driver is now back to where it was a decade ago "It matters what I feel inside," he said in an interview with the BBC. "And even if I score good points and finish OK in the standings, I maybe didn’t...
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