Alpine F1 boss Otmar Szafnauer’s one criticism of Esteban Ocon

Since making his debut in F1, Ocon hasn’t shied away 🌊from getting up and close with h♉is respective teammate.
Ocon collided with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez ﷽on a number of occasions during their time wi🃏th Force India in 2017 and 2018.
Although it wasn’t his fault, Ocon came to blows with Alo🌊nso during the sprint race in Sao Paulo last year.
With Ocon teaming up with childhood rival Pierre Gasly in F1 2023, many expect the♒re to be mor𓃲e fireworks at Alpine.
Szafnauer - who has worked with Ocon at Force India and now🐭 Alp🍷ine - pointed out one area in which the Frenchman needs to improve in.
"He needs to probably make better judgements when his teammates are next to him, because you don't win it on the first lap, 🔥teammate or not,” Ocon said.
“And if you're aggressive agai꧅nst a competitor, and you both go out, you both lose. If you're aggressive against the teammate, and you both go out, guess who loses? So it's jus🎶t that better judgement, and get them later."
Szafnauer ad🐈ded: "It was. If we need reminders, I'm happy t🐓o remind him."

Dꦜespite his one criticism, the Alpine boss was impressed with how Ocon 🌄has “matured” since his days at Force India.
"He's definitely more mature, he added. “He's got a better understanding. I think the thing that really pleases me about Esteban is that under pressure, he often does not make a mistake. I've seen it with him when he won against Vettel. I was there, we had a faster car. And he did not༒ make a mistake.
“He placed his car, driving in his mirrors in the right place, not one mistake, to take th🌄e win. I think it was even more impressive for me in wet conditions, drying in Suzuka, not an easy track to drive, with Lewis behind you, in a quicker car the entire time, and you finish ahead of him.
“That to me is impressive. So✱ he's matured, he's got better from that regard. And he is fast. Can he make improvements? Yeah, we will work on gett♓ing him better in some areas."

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