Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso was exhausted after a treacherous afternoon at Interlagos on Sunday. Alonso finished P14 despite his best efforts, entailing a forgetful performance by the Silverstone-based team. Fernando Alonso‘s capabilities are known to most individuals in the world of motorsport.

With over 20 years of racing experience, the Spaniard is known to perform exuberantly well under tricky conditions. However, this was not the case in this year’s Brazilian GP. Alonso complained of a number of issues within the AMR24 during the 69-lap race.

The 43-year-old driver said that the brake balance within the rear tires was a nightmare for him during the race. I think Lance had the brake problem in the formation lap, and I had the brake issue after all the restarts, where all the brake balance goes completely rearwards. It was like braking with a hand brake.

So all in all it was a nightmare out there. We need to get better for the next three. Fernando Alonso via AUTOSPORTThe two-time world champion has urged Aston Martin to make the most out of the three-week break from now on.

He expects a better package in order to truly fight for points and podiums in the next races. RELATEDMcLaren still aims to ‘disrupt’ Max Verstappen’s fourth title despite Lando Norris’ massive points deficitFernando Alonso reportedly rushed to medical center after Brazilian GP SkySports F1 reporter Ted Kravitz claimed that Fernando Alonso was in extreme pain and agony after the race in Interlagos. With frequent halts and unexpected rainy conditions, most drivers and cars struggled around the track.

Fernando Alonso (via IMAGO)Fernando Alonso, car number 14, 14th today and I believe he had to go to the medical centre or seek some sort of physio after the race ended because he was in absolute agony with his back. He said so on the radio. He said he was going to finish the race for the mechanics.

Ted Kravitz said via DAZNTed Kravitz quoted Alonso, who complained that the bouncing within the AMR24 was abnormally high during the race. The 43-year-old driver also said that he finished the race just for the mechanics, who did a brilliant job on Sunday. RELATEDLewis Hamilton shifting focus to future with Ferrari after Mercedes’ disastrous Brazilian GPAlonso has forever been in search of a third-world title in Formula 1.

He showed signs of promise with a competent Aston Martin side last season. However, the Spaniard has secured only 62 points so far this season, thereby setting back his efforts by a mile.