After years of dominance by Mercedes, F1 fans are finally witnessing a strong competitor to end Lewis Hamilton and Silver Arrows’ supremacy in Max Verstappen this year. The two title contenders are going wheel to wheel each race weekend, with the reigning champion, Hamilton aiming to secure a record eighth world championship, whereas the young blood, Verstappen, wanting to become the youngest world champion.

Meanwhile, the former world champion, Fernando Alonso hopes the title fight between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton is not decided until the final race weekend.

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What did Fernando Alonso say?

As quoted by Speedweek.com, when asked about the intense battle for the world championship between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, Fernando Alonso replied: “I don’t know who will manage to win the title in the end.”

“It would be pretty difficult to decide on either one today. The favorite role almost changes from one GP weekend to the next. I would like the duel to remain exciting and not be decided until the final,” added the two-time world champion, Fernando Alonso. (Quotes translated via Google)

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Alonso is excited about the upcoming Belgian GP

After a month-long summer break, Formula 1 will finally return next week. The second half of the season will kick off with a triple-header, with the first event to be held in Belgium.

Meanwhile, when asked about the upcoming Belgian Grand Prix, the Spaniard replied: “Spa-Francorchamps brings back fond memories.”

“My victory in Formula 3000 back then was a stepping stone to Formula 1. And then I was able to win there twice in the long-distance Toyota. Especially 2019 was a crazy race, we had all four sessions on one day.”

Fernando Alonso currently sits P11 in the driver’s championship, eight points ahead of the four-time world champion, Sebastian Vettel.

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