Fernando Alonso responds to FIA president with rousing F1 plea

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Fernando Alonso has publicly responded to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem's efforts to retain him in Formula 1 beyond 2026. Currently, Alonso has only three points in the ongoing season, as Aston Martin and Honda face challenges with their performance. Despite some improvements following upgrades, Alonso is weighing his options for the future and has expressed concerns about the competitive state of the sport.

Alonso criticized the current regulations, stating that high-speed corners have become more about battery charge than driver skill. He believes that the sport should allow for more driver input and competitiveness, rather than relying heavily on technology. Alonso's comments highlight his commitment to improving Formula 1 and ensuring it remains a true test of driving ability.

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