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Mohammed Ben Sulayem: Fernando Alonso should not leave F1 in unsuitable conditions
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Mohammed Ben Sulayem: Fernando Alonso should not leave F1 in unsuitable conditions

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Formula 1 has always been a place for champions and thrilling competitions, but it seems that Mohammed Ben Sulayem, the president of the International Automobile Federation (FIA), is deeply concerned about Fernando Alonso's current situation. He believes that Alonso leaving this arena while his cars are not performing adequately is not only unacceptable but also against the spirit of competition.

Why Alonso should stay?

Alonso, a two-time Formula 1 world champion, has been seeking to return to a competitive level for several years. However, his team's recent performance in races shows that they are still far from the champions of this sport. Ben Sulayem has stated that such decisions should be made based on real conditions and individual capabilities, not on fleeting emotions.

He also pointed out that Formula 1 needs individuals like Alonso, who can help elevate the level of competition with their experience and knowledge. Therefore, he emphasizes that Alonso should stay in the sport and strive to return to the top, even if he is not in ideal conditions at the moment.

Message to other drivers

Ben Sulayem's remarks also serve as a message to other drivers and teams. He wants to show everyone that Formula 1 is not a place to escape from, and every driver must face their challenges and difficulties. This can make the competitions more exciting and help maintain the competitive spirit in this sport.

In the end, we must wait and see whether Alonso will confront these challenges or consider leaving this passionate world. But undoubtedly, Ben Sulayem's words are a wake-up call for all drivers that escaping from challenges will only mean forgetting their illustrious history.

Source: bbc.co.uk