While some described McLaren's Suzuka weekend as 'anonymous', a new low at a time the Woking outfit appeared to be on the rise again, the fact is that it was a nightmare weekend for both the team and its partner Honda, which owns the classic track. However, heading into the Austin weekend, Fernando Alonso is confident that Suzuka was a blip and that things will now begin to improve again. 'I think our results should be better,' he told the official F1 website. 'If you look at the entire season so far, then we think Suzuka was rather a one-off, where we performed a little less than our expectations. We for sure should be a little bit more competitive here. 'The track in Suzuka had almost...
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