Ferrari's Fernando Alonso has said Red Bull are complaining about the tyres in Formula 1 because they have lost their dominant position. Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz said after the last race in Spain that F1 was 'not racing any more' because of the need to manage the fast-wearing Pirelli tyres. Alonso said: 'Sometimes, when you win too easy for some years, it is difficult to lose some races afterwards.' Red Bull say the pace of their car is being held back by the need to care for the tyres. Vettel, who has won the title for the last three years, is leading this year's championship, from Lotus's Kimi Raikkonen and Alonso. But Alonso, who won the last race in Spain, has beaten Vettel...
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