Fernando Alonso admits that it was a strange feeling to be able to overtake a Ferrari during the Bahrain Grand Prix, even if he still missed out on a first point score of 2015. The Spaniard came home eleventh in Sakhir after a more promising showing from the McLaren team that had allowed him to make it into Q2 for the first time on Saturday evening. Just as the improvement stopped short of allowing Alonso to progress into the pole position shoot-out, however, so it prevented him from scoring McLaren's first points of its new relationship with Honda, as the double world champion came up four seconds shy of catching Felipe Massa for tenth. “At the end of the day, we were not fast enough to...
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