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Lauda says Alonso should change tack

Niki Lauda has urged Fernando Alonso to change tack when it comes to working with Ferrari. As his title campaign drove off the rails in July, the Spaniard entered the summer break criticising Ferrari's development, and having deployed his manager for talks with Red Bull. But Lauda, now Mercedes' team chairman but once a highly-successful Ferrari driver, has some advise for Alonso. "If you drive for Ferrari," he told the German broadcaster RTL, "you sometimes have to expect that the car is not that great. "But his mechanics work day and night on a car that is not as good as a Red Bull at the moment -- and he complains," said Lauda. "But you have to constantly...
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