Fernando Alonso spoke of his sadness and disappointment on Monday after his McLaren once again let him down on the first day of Formula One's pre-season testing in front of the Spaniard's home fans. There was doubtless a fair amount of anger and frustration bubbling away as well, although the two-times world champion managed to keep a lid on that in front of the assembled media at least. 'He was not very happy this morning,' said Racing Director Eric Boullier, diplomatically. While Sebastian Vettel, the four-times champion who replaced him at Ferrari in 2015, banged in 128 laps, Alonso's work report for the day consisted of one untimed lap before lunch and a total of 29. Champions Mercedes...
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