McLaren have insisted they are enjoying their most competitive weekend of the season despite a torturous qualifying for the Hungarian GP. While Jenson Button was eliminated at the first hurdle – his eighth such exit at the conclusion of Q1 in just 10 2015 events – Fernando Alonso will line-up a lowly 15th. But the session will be remembered for the sight of two-time champion Alonso reduced to the indignity of pushing his stricken car back to the McLaren pits after it broke down only to be told that he wouldn't be allowed to continue. But still clinging to a glass-half-full outlook even in a parched desert of tangible reason for optimism, Alonso is adamant the McLaren-Honda...
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