Following his victory in the Le Mans 24-hours, Fernando Alonso's alternative commitments have come to an end, and with McLaren still licking its wounds following the Indy 500 debacle which has in turn put hopes of an IndyCar programme on the backburner, there has been talk linking the two-time world champion with some sort of F1 return. Not so, insists team boss, Andreas Seidl. 'We have no plan to put Fernando back in the F1 car at McLaren,' the German told reporters in France. 'We are very happy with Lando and Carlos,' he continued, 'they are doing a great job and they're the future for us, and that is also my focus. 'But he is still a member of McLaren, an ambassador for McLaren,' he...
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