Everything started in August 2003, when I saw the F1 Hungarian GP in TV. Before that I had thought that it is just a boring circling. But my uncle had convinced me to see only one race. It was a very exciting race, where Fernando Alonso, the young driver won, and got a lap to Michael Schumacher. I knew, that he is talented. I've became his fan, who gives me lots of power in life. It is ironic a little bit, but my uncle don't really see F1 nowadays.
Sometimes I think about what I would say if I meet him. So, if I have three questions to the Formula 1 driver, Fernando Alonso, I would ask the following:
Why don't you participate in the ROC (Race of Champions)?
You should go. I don't know that it depends on you, or the organizers, your team, etc... I wish you would be there soon.
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| Race of Champions 2007 - Fotó: Wikipedia |
How about the same questions?
On the one hand, you get the same questions from race to another race, for example: What do you expect from this weekend/circuit/race? On the other hand I mean, that how do you handle those questions, what you've got from the beginning of your career, but there are newer reporters who ask it again and again. I don't know, but I think it can be something like that: What is your favourite band, song... So how you feel about these questions? Are you getting angry, is it boring, or something else?
Which type of street Renault would you offer to a beginner female driver?
I know, you aren't a Renault driver at the moment, but you were when I became your fan. So, I've decided myself for more than 10 years, if once I have a car, I will have a Renault. I've got a driving license, so soon I hope I will have car.
