Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo says he is sure Fernando Alonso will remain at the team and will be rewarded with a strong car. This weekend's Spanish Grand Prix marks a year since Alonso last won a race, and he has so far failed to add to his tally of two drivers' championships since joining Ferrari. The new regulations in 2014 were an opportunity for Ferrari to end Red Bull's recent dominance of F1, but instead it is Mercedes which is now setting the pace. When it was put to Montezemolo in Barcelona that Alonso was unhappy with the lack of competitiveness, he said his main concern was with the team and not the drivers. “I have got many drivers in Ferrari and for me it's not a...
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