Even after Ferrari's breakthrough win at the Malaysian Grand Prix, their former star driver Fernando Alonso insists he has no regrets about swapping from the Maranello team for the back of the grid. 'Looking forward!' he wrote on Twitter after Sepang, where his Ferrari replacement Sebastian Vettel sensationally won. 'Very happy!' A Reuters reporter, however, admitted he feels a 'twinge of pity' for the 33-year-old Spaniard, while The Times said Malaysia had left Alonso red-faced. Corriere della Sera said: 'Sebastian leaves the Alonso era behind and leads us back to where the Ferrari success story was interrupted.' Alonso himself, however, insists he has no regrets about having joined...
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