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Fernando Alonso Le Mans 24 Hours Toyota

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Fernando Alonso Le Mans 24 Hours Toyota

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Toyota driver Fernando Alonso celebrates on the
podium at Le Mans 24 Hours

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Fernando Alonso Le Mans 24 Hours
Toyota

Spaniard has now won two of the three races
in motorsport’s triple crown

One-Minute Read

Sunday, June 17, 2018 –
5:18pm

Fernando Alonso’s debut at Le Mans 24 Hours was described as
“exceptional” after his Toyota team secured victory in the 86th
edition of the iconic race.

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F1: Fernando Alonso to make ‘important decision’ on
his future

In the Toyota #8 TS050 Hybrid, two-time Formula 1 champion
Alonso, Kazuki Nakajima and Sébastien Buemi took first place ahead
of Toyota’s #8 sister car driven by Mike Conway, José María López
and Kamui Kobayashi.

Toyota team director Rob Leupen praised McLaren F1 driver Alonso
for his debut performance. Leupen told Autosport.com: “Considering the fact he’s a
rookie, Fernando was exceptional. Especially at night. Seb and
Kazuki are two guys you can count on as well, they’re great for the
whole team.”

Tom Kristensen, a nine-time winner at Le Mans, added: “Alonso has come and conquered Le Mans,
along with his team-mates, and not put one foot wrong as we’ve seen
all through the race.”

Alonso has now won two of the three races needed to secure
motor racing’s “triple crown”. His victory at Le Mans, plus two
career wins at the F1 Monaco Grand Prix in 2006 and 2007, means he
needs success at the Indianapolis 500 to complete the set. Graham
Hill is the only driver to have won the triple
crown.

What next for Alonso?

Last week Alonso admitted he had an “important decision”
to make on his future and said he will consider his 2019 options
after the F1 summer break. McLaren
CEO Zak Brown has also hinted that Alonso could become part of a
reported McLaren IndyCar project.

On Alonso’s future, the BBC’s Andrew Benson writes: “Can Alonso now win
Indianapolis? Will he stop F1 at the end of this year to focus on
IndyCar totally, or stay in F1 and just do the Indy 500 again next
year, as he did in 2017? 

“These questions will be hanging over him when he returns
to his F1 role with McLaren at next weekend’s French Grand
Prix.”

Alonso wins at Le Mans – best
tweets

How Twitter users reacted to Alonso and Toyota’s victory
at Le Mans:

 

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