'Age only brings advantages. I can draw from a huge database of experience. 'I’ve driven on every circuit on the calendar 17 times. Some of my colleagues maybe only twice.' F1
Fernando Alonso has opened up about a variety of subjects on his future in Formula 1, acknowledging that his move to Aston Martin will see him start from ‘zero’ again next year.
“I’ve driven on every circuit on the calendar 17 times. Some of my colleagues maybe only twice. There is not enough training time to compensate for this advantage. Not least because, as the Formula 1 driver with the most race starts in history, he has now raced through multiple iterations of the sport and knows what it takes to succeed in each one.
But if he cannot complete the job behind the wheel, he added he would still take pride in seeing it done from a non-driving role in the future.
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