Ferrari president Luca Di Montezemolo says he shares Fernando Alonso's frustration at the team's poor form. But the Italian said he had no regrets about reprimanding his star driver for making remarks critical of the car. Di Montezemolo said Ferrari 'must' get back to early-season form, when Alonso took two dominant victories in the first five races. But he said he admonished the Spaniard because he 'didn't like some attitudes, a few words, some outbursts' from him. Alonso had said after the Hungarian Grand Prix, where he finished fifth in the last race before Formula 1's month-long summer break, that as a birthday present he would like 'someone else's car'. Continue reading the main story...
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