Fernando Alonso has suggested Ferrari's new boss cannot take the credit for his breakthrough podium in China. After a difficult start to F1's new era for the Italian team, Spaniard Alonso on Sunday said the Shanghai race reminded him of 2012, arguably his very best season in the sport. "In Bahrain, we were one minute behind the leaders, ninth and tenth and today we are on the podium, seven seconds behind Nico (Rosberg)," he said. China was the very first race under the new reign of Marco Mattiacci, who was drafted in just last week to replace the suddenly-departed Stefano Domenicali. But Alonso dedicated his result to Domenicali. "I think this podium should be dedicated to...
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