Athletistic/Formula 1. Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso has said that the street tracks on the Formula 1 calendar are not suitable for modern cars, which he believes are not designed to take corners at low speeds.
“You need balance, and we talked about that this week. Racing on a track like this at 360 km/h without a clutch, without a view, it’s not that fun. I understand that the show has the Looks good if you look at it from the side, but these cars going 80 km/h are not designed.
These cars are designed to race at Suzuka, Barcelona and Silverstone, where the potential of F1 is revealed. And I think we have to balance the championship and the calendar,” Alonso said as quoted by Total Motorsport.
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