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The 50 greatest Formula One drivers
Alonso(p8) als einziger "aktiver" Pilot in den top ten!
Too many will remember Alonso’s sullen year at McLaren, definitely the low point of his career. But he would be better remembered as the precocious talent who knocked Michael Schumacher off his perch and proved himself to be a tough and intelligent competitor, who could drive brilliantly or simply play the percentages. The year at McLaren was an aberration, although Alonso still tied with Lewis Hamilton on points at the end of the 2007 season and took four victories. But on his return to the Renault team last year - and mercifully free of the Hamilton bandwagon - the Spaniard was back to his former self, driving an uncompetitive car with dexterity and determination. Alonso is one of the greats but has plenty of time to achieve even more.
p13 fuer Kimi, landsmann Hamilton nur auf p21, Massa auf p36
die top 20 der times
1-Jim Clark (Inghilterra) –
2-Ayrton Senna (Brasile) -
3-Michael Schumacher (Germania) –
4-Alain Prost (Francia) –
5-Sir Jackie Stewart (Inghilterra) –
6-Juan Manuel Fangio (Argentina) –
7-Sir Stirling Moss (Inghilterra) –
8-Fernando Alonso (Spagna) –
9-Nigel Mansell (Inghilterra) –
10-Mika Hakkinen (Finlandia) –
11-Alberto Ascari (Italia) –
12-Graham Hill (Inghilterra)
13-Kimi Raikkonen (Finlandia) –
14-Niki Lauda (Austria) –
15-Nelson Piquet (Brasile) –
16-Jenson Button (Inghilterra) –
17-James Hunt (Inghilterra) –
18-Jochen Rindt (Austria) –
19-Gilles Villeneuve (Canada) –
20-Sir Jack Brabham (Australia) –