Alonso praises the world championship fight: “All three deserve to be champions”
Fernando Alonso is watching the intense battle for the 2025 Formula 1 world championship with genuine enthusiasm. Just six days away from the showdown in Abu Dhabi, the Spaniard highlights the beauty of a season where three drivers are separated by only 16 points, with Max Verstappen just 12 points behind Lando Norris. For Fernando Alonso, who knows all too well the tension of the final races, the true magic lies in the spectacle that F1 continues to deliver.
The memory of Yas Marina 2010
Alonso knows better than anyone that anything can happen in the final race. In 2010, at Abu Dhabi, Ferrari made the strategic error of marking Mark Webber, leaving Sebastian Vettel free to secure his first world title. Vitaly Petrov, with his relentless defense, completed the scene of a day that deeply marked the Spaniard’s career.
A battle that celebrates the sport
Today, Fernando Alonso observes the fight between Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, and Max Verstappen with neutrality and sportsmanship. Despite his personal connection with the Dutchman, he prefers not to take sides and instead celebrates the competition itself.
“Yes, yes, they’re really there, incredible. Once again, McLaren was probably a little faster, but you know, circumstances always play a role, and now we go to Abu Dhabi. Fantastic for the sport, fantastic for all three.”
The two-time world champion reaffirmed his admiration for the protagonists of the season:
“All three deserve, in a way, to be champions. I’ll be in the car, I hope to be there, and if not, I’ll come here and watch it with you. I wouldn’t miss it for the world.”
After 25 years in his career, Fernando Alonso continues to experience Formula 1 with the same passion as ever. Even in a season marked by five retirements due to mechanical issues, his enthusiasm remains intact. For him, the true victory is the spectacle F1 manages to offer: an open, uncertain, and thrilling championship where every detail can change history.
Whether he finishes the race or watches from the sidelines, one thing is certain: Fernando Alonso will be glued to every moment as the 2025 world champion is crowned under the desert floodlights in Abu Dhabi.
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