Fernando Alonso wasn't sugar-coating the situation in Spa on Saturday after he slumped to ninth place on the grid for Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix, while his rival for the 2013 world champion Sebastian Vettel will start from second place on the front row of the grid. Gifting Vettel the chance to pull even further away from him in the points standings had definitely not been in the plan, and Alonso admitted that qualifying had gone awry for the team in part thanks to the wildly fluctuating weather conditions catching them out. "“When you end up ninth and tenth, clearly something has gone wrong," he said afterwards. Only analysing the data will be able to tell you what exactly,...
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