"Lack of talent" - Alonso continues criticism of certain F1 drivers ahead Mexico Grand Prix

I don't like it, it's just funny. Can I talk? Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. That was the wrong end of the pattern. Yeah, it looked like it was funny. It was very good. All right. Can I take a photo? Thank you. Yep. Wow. I also want to keep it on first. Thank you. On first? Yeah, on first. I want to see where did you, did you move? The guy was getting louder. I love it, I love it. It's just part of it, but thank you again. I'm delivering a few channels, a great friend of mine who is behind me, always doing this, all the time. I'm going to teach you how to do this. you know the truth is he's been at a higher level than me this year so that hasn't you know we've not really been in that situation too often we've had one or two races and um you know when it comes to the race in itself we sort of keep ourself to ourself and He's still of course in a phase where you're learning, you're so early in your F1 career that it can only really get better, but I think just performing under pressure, delivering the results, that has probably been for me the nicest thing to see that he was doing really well. He has been very consistent, so yeah, super job and well deserved championship I think. He's not made any mistakes and he's delivered every single opportunity he's had, so that's what it takes to be a world champion. Who are the people? I don't I don't know. Honestly, I think it's getting very close and we are in you know, we have a good momentum, simply a very low level of driving and lack of talent. So that's simply, you know, when you make repeated mistakes, you know, throughout the season, you know, and you have crashes and 50% of your races in lap one, I was the team principal. I will not be happy, but if they are happy, you know, I'm OK with that.