Fernando Alonso launched an angry outburst at motorsport’s ruling body on Sunday, telling them to focus on the serious problems facing Formula One and to be fairer in their decision-making after being penalised on his way to 17th place in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The two-time world champion, widely respected as one of the sport’s elder statesmen, revealed how livid he feels in a broadside that was summed up when he said that it was time the International Motoring Federation (FIA) used 'some common sense'. Alonso believed he was unfairly penalised when he was in contact with Felipe Nasr's Sauber car and could not avoid a collision with Pastor Maldonado's Lotus and said that the FIA had...
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