Fernando Alonso Sets the Pace on Friday | 2024 Canadian Grand Prix

Fernando Alonso got a quick time on the board before the rain came on Friday in Canada, leading the timing screens at the end of the session. Jump aboard his Aston Martin AMR24!

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[zachtan]

Alonso fans have two modes:
> It’s so over
> We’re so back

[lozy]

What Alonso does in mixed conditions is magic

[WarrenZevonFan]

I just love how Alonso takes absolute tractors of cars to positions where they don't deserve (see 2012). This is why he will always be my favorite driver on the current grid.

[Sebastian-ufvr]

A complete driver like Fernado will never leave or decrease his performance...

[madkhaliqfarhan]

Oh Fernando Alonso... Oh Fernando Alonso... 🔥

[wildcard_]

20 second penalty for remembering who he was (and being Spanish)

[rainy]

2024 and we still cant have an onboard video without distortion

[juandiegoprado]

I had a dream like two days ago that Alonso won his 33rd. Please let this happen F1 gods

[borpaspin]

In mixed conditions, Alonso has no rival, is clearly the best

[ozyfran]

Does he have the FIA rulebook stuck in his airbox to make a sound like that?

[wellingtonsales.oficial]

Vovô Alonso correndo alto nivel há 50 anos 😅

[ssssssss]

I would like Alonso winning a race before final retirement. That woud establish some " very hard to break records", such as number of race between two wins, number of days between two wins and so on. And even he would go in the top 10 ten of the oldest driver to win a race ahead of Nigel Mansell.

[xtianjosephcastillo]

Ohhhh Fernando Alonso ohh Fernando Alonso

[paulwheatley]

I feel the most complete driver of the current grid with the exception of Max perhaps.
How he still delivers at 42 is incredible.

[Sircamelot]

I hope it's in the top 5 at least. He deserves it

[michaelangeloh.]

Someone technically inclined: Can you explain to me what is heard of the engine? - More specifically, if you listen to the left channel, that's a lower-pitched sound than what's on the right channel. - What's that about?... Are those actually two different mechanisms or is it just two different spots of microphone-placements (or, well, probably the stereo microphone on the camera or whatever) that give the illusion that it's two different things?... It really does sound like two different things, actually, so I'm wondering what it all is. - Just my curiosities, I suppose...