Alonso: The main task on Sunday is to watch the final.

      This Sunday, the final match of the World Cup will take place in New Jersey, featuring the national teams of Spain and Argentina. Fernando Alonso, who is set to start the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday, admitted that he is more focused on how to get home in time to watch the final game.

      Fernando Alonso: "We don't expect much from ourselves this weekend. To be honest, the main goal on Sunday will be to get home and watch the final match.

      However, even if you are at the back of the pack, you still enjoy what you are doing and compete with 21 other cars on the track. I lower the visor and feel happy, you know? In the cockpit, you completely disconnect from the outside world. For two hours of the race, I immerse myself in my own world and enjoy what is happening.

      However, after the race, the main task will be to watch the match, if I can manage it. It won't be easy because we will fly back home. So it's possible that on Sunday I will only watch the second half, and I will have to miss the first."

      When asked if the Belgian Grand Prix could be the worst stage of the season for Aston Martin, Fernando Alonso replied: "It's hard to say. From race to race, my feelings about the car are not good. I think it will be difficult for everyone due to the regulations and the amount of energy available.

      As for our team, we still have the same car as we did in the preseason tests in Bahrain. Other teams have updated their cars, and we started the season with a low pace, and with each race, it seems we are getting slower because everyone else is improving.

      So we need to get through this stage. I hope the situation will be a bit better next week."