Fernando Alonso doubts he'll win the Brazilian Grand Prix on Sunday despite earning the third-best spot on the grid from qualifying at a rainy Interlagos. Alonso hasn't started from the second row since the fourth race of the year in Bahrain, but the two-time world champion said it's going to be 'very difficult' to win. 'Every Grand Prix you go to you have to think of victory, because we are competitors and we like to win every race,' Alonso said on Saturday. 'But we also need to be realistic and don't tell our fans, our team, our people, that tomorrow we have a high chance to win the race. That is not true.' The Spaniard said he made a mistake that cost him a chance to start second, and...
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