Unhappy Alonso throws veiled threat at rival Hamilton at Spanish Grand Prix
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Fernando Alonso is not very happy with Lewis Hamilton at FP2 for the Spanish Grand Prix, here's why.
As Fernando Alonso geared up to start a flying lap, Lewis Hamilton was ahead of him. The Spaniard kept his AMR25 in the wake of the SF-25 ahead of him, hoping it would eventually get out of the way.
That hope never materialised, and Alonso had to forego his push lap at the end of the main straight.
Alonso warns Hamilton of a 'very long F1 championship'
Thus the ire of the Spaniard was triggered, prompting a longevous warning to his British rival.
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"We have the hero of the day," said Alonso to his race engineer, who replied: "Yeah, that was clever wasn't it? That's good."
"The good thing is that the weekend is very long. Even the championship is very long," concluded Alonso suggesting he would not forgive and forget this action in particular.
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