Fernando Alonso has been publicly warned about his conduct by Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo for his recent comments to the press following the Hungarian Grand Prix. The Spaniard, when asked what he'd like for his birthday, replied: "A faster car", before further criticising the teams upgrades which have so far failed to improve the F138. A statement released by Ferrari said it didn't condone the unhelpful words, before Montezemolo added his opinion on the matter. "There is a need to close ranks, without giving in to rash outbursts that, while understandable in the immediate aftermath of a bad result, are no use to anyone. "That was a reference to the latest...
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