Alonso and Sainz exchange accusations after disastrous Spanish GP for home drivers
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Spanish un-civil war breaks out after Fernando Alonso, Carlos Sainz almost collide
"At 340 kph (210 mph), I'd rather no one squeeze me against the wall," Alonso hissed. "I'd rather be alive at the end of the race." Sainz, in turn, complained that it was Alonso "complaining on the radio” that got race stewards to punish him.
The Toronto Star
Alonso and Sainz exchange accusations after disastrous Spanish GP for home drivers
MADRID (AP) — Ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz were side by side, smiling and chatting as they addressed the local crowd.
The Madrid driver spoke to the media about the clash with Fernando Alonso during the race and held the curve where the incident took place.
The Asturian accuses the Madrider of “locking him” on track in a Grand Prix in which he continues to tangle about his future
The Asturian pilot charges against the Madrid manoeuvring, which attributes its sanction to the Aston Martin complaint
In the middle of the fight for the position, the Asturian denounced that the Madrider left him without space and ended up playing. "He complained on the radio and managed to get me sanctioned," Sainz said.
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