Red Bull team bossܫ Christian Horner has warned Fernando Alonso that 'talk is cheap' ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚafter the Spaniard said he was '100 per cent confident' he would be able to win the 2012 title.

The Spaniard made the claim after qualifying fourth in India at the weekend and then said he was 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史🅘:ꦇstill sure he could win a third crown despite losing ground to S🍒ebastian Vettel in the race.

Speaking following the race however, Horner warned Alonso that Red Bull wasn't going to let up in its quest to lift the crown and that it was w♛hat happened on track that would ultimately matter mꦉost.

"At the end of the day talk is cheap," he was quoted by the Press Association. "We can all prophesy, but it's down to what you do oꦏ♎n the track.

"Our focus now is already on this weekend's race in Abu Dhabi, to extract the most out of the car, drivers, strategy and reliability that we can. From now on, it's going to be a question of having three p✱erfect weekends.

"What has been achieved lately has been remarkable considering we turned up in Singapore with Sebastian having won only one race. But he's hit a purple patch of form at exactly the right time in th🐬e championship, and for us it's vital to keep that momentum running.

"We've got ourselves into a great position in the constructors', but the drive𓆉rs' championship is still completely open. With 75 points available from three racꦐes it's going to be crucial for us to make sure we have perfect weekends. We certainly can't afford to be complacent because Fernando keeps turning up."

Horner did concede ho🦩wever that Red Bull would have to be at its best to keep Alonso at bay.

"Fernando is a quality dr𒆙iver, Ferrari are a quality team, and they are doing a strong job," he said. "He's remarkably consistent and we're going to have to perform at oꦦur very best if we are going to maintain our lead ahead of him.

"We've worked very hard to get into this position and there's a real determination within the team to carry this momentum into the final th💙ree races."