"There's always a little story on each race ·" We are pleased with the car's performance in recent races

Fernando Alonso said he is not affected by the comments after his controversial victory at the German Grand Prix, where his team 'ordered' to Felipe Massa to let him go because it was quicker, and stressed that the 'Prancing Horse' no a number one and a two.

"Of course it does not affect me, if we lose one percent of our focus on what they say, would be lost. Not only in Germany, there is always a little story in each race, after a clash between two Red Bulls in Turkey, another one overtaking the 'pitlane' between Massa and me, "Alonso said on arrival at the Hungaroring.

The Spaniard recalled that on this issue "many opinions" and that have been said "many things in the past two days." "The only important thing for us is that our car is competitive and we can do but also in Hungary, but everyone's opinion, either a pilot or a crew chief is his opinion and we respect, but we concentrate on our work, "he added.

For the double world champion, "there is nothing to say at this time" about what happened on Sunday, and the possible disappointment of fans, was clear. "I have come to the airport and the hotel were full of people cheering," he said.

On the words of his teammate which stressed that it is the second pilot, Alonso Ferrari believes that "there is no number one or number two." "It's more about respect everyone, respect for race for Ferrari, which means a lot," said the Spaniard.

"I think we are happy with the car's performance in recent races and Germany finally got the two arrived at the checkered flag without problems and add points," said the Spaniard, who recalled that at Silverstone and Valencia 'F10' was "good." "The goal is to continue this line, what was said or not said after Germany is part of the past," he added.

Fernando and Jenson achieved his first victory there, James made his debut, Pedro got his only podium finish so far, Felipe became a 'born' and Lewis did in 2009, according to him, the best race of his life.

If there is a special closed circuit emotions among a number of current Formula 1 drivers, that's Hungaroring, where the weekend takes place in the Hungarian Grand Prix. Fernando Alonso, Jaime Alguersuari, Pedro de la Rosa, Felipe Massa, Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton are six good examples.

For Fernando Alonso, Hungaroring circuit will always be different from the rest. It was the place where he got his first victory in Formula 1, then became the winner of an earlier grand prize, to getting the first Spanish victory. It is a memory you will never forget the way in which it occurred. Dominated the race from start to finish, and even turned to Michael Schumacher, who won that year Sundays. Crossing the finish line with checkered flag will be something I will never forget.

It will also be memorable for Jenson Button and Pedro de la Rosa their performance at the Hungaroring in 2006. One grand prize suspuso Britain's first victory in Formula 1 after seven years in the 'big tent'. And year climbed back to the top of the drawer until 2009. For De la Rosa was the first and so far only podium of his career by finishing second with a sixth world title.

To make matters worse, the double world champion won last year which so far is his last pole and he did a poor driving a Renault that was not going to evolve over the season, showing how good it gives you this track.

It also has an indelible memory Alguersuari. It was officially debuted at the Hungaroring in Formula 1. He did a great qualifying session on Friday and finishing the race closed McLaren.

Feelings rather than live Felipe Massa. For Brazil it to be special again Hungaroring. Last year was reborn on the Magyar track after suffering a terrible accident. A spring fell off the car of Rubens Barrichello and crashed in the town of Massa, who was knocked unconscious and lost control of his car. Thank God there was only a scare, but Felipe was unable to return to ride the rest of the season.
Lewis Hamilton has reason to feel something special in Hungary. It's a circuit where he has won twice. The last, last year, which in his words, made possibly the best race of his life. And that is, the scene of the Hungarian Grand Prix will not leave anyone indifferent.

The Spaniard points out that the Hungarian track is "like a go-kart track for Formula 1 cars."

Fernando Alonso comes with optimism to the Hungarian Grand Prix, an event that is "special" for him, since that was where he got his first victory in Formula 1 for seven years and his last pole position, both at the wheel of a Renault. The Spaniard admits that in 2003 he felt "strong emotions" that caused all happen "at an incredible speed." "It would be nice especially in qualifying. It is best to stay focused on your work and achieve together the perfect weekend, piece by piece. This will be our goal as of Thursday, it said many times, the championship is long and the accounts are made at the end, "said Alonso.

In relation to its success in Hockenheim, "all victories are special." "Winning gives a big thrill and success in Hockenheim has been no different, especially when I think of all the people who revive this weekend at the wheel of a Ferrari, "he acknowledges.

In his blog at ferrari.com, Asturian stresses the Hungaroring track is "like a go-kart track for Formula 1 cars." "There are many points where curves in succession without a rider can stand and it is essential to have a car ready to tackle it hits the asphalt and the edges," he says. "From the standpoint of physical and mental health is a very difficult race and mistakes are expensive, Maranello worked so hard in order to achieve this fantastic double "he says.

The Spaniard stressed that "no surrender" and "satisfaction" of seeing the two cars win ahead of all of its adversaries. " "For more than a month that we said we had to win again before the summer break and finally we did," he says.

Anyway, the double world champion knows that in some races have not been "too fortunate. "" For some events, fail to bring home the points we deserved. In Germany, there was some frustration at the lack of results, but for once we had a normal race, "he says." This victory does not change my thinking about the rest of the season. Hockenheim were consistent before the competitiveness of the car was much improved and so we were confident, "Alonso continued