Despite qualifying in seventh place for Sunday's German Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso believes that raceday could be tougher for Ferrari than qualifying suggested. The Spaniard, having denied that the paddock-wide decision to drop FRIC suspension systems for Hockenheim had made much difference to the set-up of his F14-T, admitted that the use of new supersoft tyres in qualifying may have allowed the Scuderia to punch above its weight. Although team-mate Kimi Raikkonen ended day one of the meeting inside the top three, a problematic morning and scruffy final lap left the Finn out of the pole position shoot-out and Alonso believes that the combination of available rubber and scorching...
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