Fernando Alonso thinks F1 will become competitive

Alonso, who finished 3^rd behind the winner Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, expects drivers to catch up shortly.

For the first time since 2013, @alo_oficial has THREE consecutive podium finishes in the bag! 💪

We think El Padre enjoyed this one 😉#AusGP #F1 @AstonMartinF1 pic.twitter.com/H4ugAYqHjF

— Formula 1 (@F1) April 2, 2023

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The Spanish driver finished 3^rd on the podium for 3^rd race in a row, as the same happened in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia in March. Both times the veteran from Spain was behind Red Bulls as the one race was won by Verstappen, and Sergio Perez was 2^nd, and in the other, they exchanged their positions.

“I think, now, we are entering a part of the season that is going to be very interesting (as to) which team is developing the car (faster),” he said.

“From now on, maybe, we will see the level of the teams changing a little bit race by race, you know, depending (on) who brings an upgrade that is good enough.”

The other Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll got 4^th place after Carlos Sainz was penalized for an accident with his teammate Fernando Alonso.