For the second time so far this season, Fernando Alonso managed to overcome the cut in Q2 and sneak into the top ten positions on the grid. Finally, the Asturian took the tenth position after a difficult last round of the Montmeló chrono: "Tomorrow you have to make a good start, you will see few overtaking on the track," said the Alpine driver on DAZN microphones The fourth classification of the season was a challenge for Fernando Alonso, aware that he needed to improve in timetables to take a step forward in this start of the World Cup. The improvement was only half-done, as he got through to Q3 but finally had to settle for tenth position: "We have made a good classification and we hope to score a few points for tomorrow," said Alonso. "Friday's session It wasn't bad, we had a great pace in the long run, although we know the race is going to be different. We have to see which strategy is the best, we have one of the best starters like Stroll right behind… There will be some action in the first corner and we have to consolidate the points area and finish in the top-10 again » , reflected at the conclusion of the classification in Montmeló. In the Spanish Grand Prix the start is extremely important, something that Fernando Alonso knows very well: «Here once the second or third lap is finished, you will only have the hope of overtaking in the stops. From there, I think that overtaking on the track will be very few. You have to go out well and do the first lap as aggressive as possible, "he concluded.
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