It’s three podiums in three races and the charge toward the 33rd win gathers more steam. Without even mentioning his name, everyone knows who we’re talking about here. It’s obviously the talk of the town Fernando Alonso. The world of Formula 1 is in awe of the Spaniard once again, and there’s no denying his abilities. However, somehow, Alonso is back to his old self even at the ripe age of 41. How is he doing that? The Haas boss Guenther Steiner has an answer.

Similar to everyone in the world of F1, Guenther Steiner is now a fan of Alonso. After crossing the 40-year-old mark and joining Aston Martin, the Spaniard is delivering some incredible results. In an interview with talkSPORT, as quoted by Marca, Steiner credited the resurgence to a special set of skills that are unique to him.

“Everyone who follows F1 knows that Fernando is a driver who has a set of skills that none of the other drivers have. In my opinion, he doesn’t need a strategist or anything like that. He can manage his career from inside the car. He is extremely good at that and he also has a lot of driving talent. That is where Alonso is so strong,” said the Haas boss.

“Being over 40 years old has made him better instead of regressing. His is certainly incredible. The decision he made last year to change teams turned out to be quite good for him,” Steiner added.

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Alonso is definitely a special talent, his overtaking maneuver in Saudi Arabia on Lewis Hamilton was proof of that. This is exactly why the entire Formula 1 fandom is eagerly waiting for the 33rd win of his career. However, for Alonso, that’s an insignificant milestone.

Fernando Alonso deems the 33rd win of his career insignificant compared to his goals

Ever since his debut, the Spaniard has been one of the most ambitious drivers on the grid. Even at 41, this hasn’t changed. He proved that in his statements after the season opener in Bahrain.

When asked about the possibility of his 100th podium and 33rd race win, Alonso said, “A 100th podium? A 33rd victory? No, I’m going for a world championship.”

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The bullish approach to the championship title isn’t delusional as well. “We have huge changes coming to the car. So far everything that has been announced to me by the technical team has materialized. If these developments bring the hoped-for gains, it will be normal to aim high,” explained Alonso.

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The entire F1 world is expecting Alonso to secure his 33rd-race win. However, do you see the Spaniard fight for the championship as well as the season progresses? We certainly hope so!