Getty Images Enlarge Fernando Alonso says Ferrari must not compromise next year's car by chasing problems on the F14 T, as a raft of upgrades for the car arrive in Montreal ahead of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix. Ferrari has made a slow start to the season and is a long way off fellow works team Mercedes, which leads both championships by a significant margin. The team is hoping updates on the car in Canada will provide a boost, but with Mercedes likely to extend its championship lead further, Alonso does not want focus being taken away from the 2015 project. "Whether these updates provide us with the result we want or they don't, we just need to keep working on both sides [2014...
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