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Alonso: All set to join Renault F1

Alonso ready to joing Renault

Fernando Alonso is all set to join back Renault Formula 1 team. He won his two World Championship titles in 2005 and 2006 with the same team.

Alonso is keeping in touch with the team to get aligned with team operation mechanism. He has been on-board virtually with the team to get hold of things before he formally join the team next year.

Alonso, who left the Formula 1 sport after 2018 season, has appeared with Renault F1 team on Tuesday. He tested Renault 2020 machine at Barcelona.

Renault signed Alonso earlier this year. Since then, he has been closely working with the team. He has been on-board during strategy meetings and debriefs. Team is working hard to ensure the effective and fruitful return of the Spaniard.

Alonso on his F1 return

“Of course, I watch all the races from home,” said Alonso.

“I have also a nice set-up. I have a computer that the team gave to me a couple of weeks ago.

“So, I can follow Esteban’s on-board camera, Daniel’s on-board camera as well. I can follow the radio communications from the team, the debriefs, the strategy meetings.

“So I know what is happening every weekend. The results are getting better.

“The podium in the last race was I think a very deserved podium finally, for the hard work.”

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Alonso repeated that he has not high hopes in the coming season. He doesn’t hope to over run the status quo.

Nevertheless, he is all hopeful for the team in 2022. His hopes are subjected to new regulations.

The new regulations are delayed till 2022, which were originally to be implemented in 2021. However, few regulations regarding aerodynamics are to be implemented next year.

“We all have high hopes inside the team, looking at the team’s progress in the championship, and the positions on the weekends,” Alonso added.

“At the same time we also have to have the feet on the ground, knowing the regulations will be more or less the same until 2022.

“We know that the deficit the midfield teams have this year will carry on next year.

“With our feet on the ground and a lot of positive energy and optimism for next year I think we have a great team, talented people in the team, great sponsors, a lot of fans around the world.

“I think we have all the ingredients to do a good 2021.”

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