Lance Stroll interrupted a Fernando Alonso interview to ask his new team-mate if he’s “happy you’re not at Alpine' any more? And it turns out Fernando is liking F1 life in green.
With Fernando Alonso on the podium in his Aston Martin debut, Lance Stroll had a little dig as the Spaniard’s former team asking him if he’s “happy you’re not at Alpine?” any more.
It was an impressive showing not only from the driver but the team as a whole, Stroll bringing his AMR23 home in sixth place despite still being on the mend following his pre-season cycling accident.
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