Formula 1's director of motorsport Ross Brawn has lamented the departure of Fernando Alonso from the sport. Alonso won two world championships in 2005 and 2006, over the course of 17 seasons of Grand Prix racing which saw him make 311 starts and claim 32 victories. But Brawn admitted that a driver of Alonso's talent should have garnered significantly more success over such a prolonged spell of racing. “I think Fernando has not earned as much as his talent deserved," Brawn told the Formula1.com website. Norris would welcome 'very valuable' Alonso feedback "He never seemed to be on the right team at the right time. But he always stood his ground and assumed his...
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