Fernando Alonso scored a morale-boosting first point of the Formula One season at the ninth attempt on Sunday but neither the double world champion nor his McLaren team were about to celebrate. "I hope there are many more to come," the Spaniard said after finishing 10th at the British Grand Prix and ending a nightmare run of four successive retirements. "It's not the best of results, but 10th position helps to motivate everyone." Only 13 cars finished the race and Alonso, who moved from Ferrari at the end of last year, crossed the line a lap down on Mercedes winner Lewis Hamilton. He had started the afternoon by spearing into teammate Jenson Button, ending the Briton's...
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