Fernando Alonso must already be counting down the days until the Indianapolis 500, given how frustrating Formula 1 has become for the Spaniard while Honda are struggling to understand their power unit and its numerous flaws. Stoffel Vandoorne also suffered a failure on Friday, while Alonso's engine failed early into qualifying on for the Bahrain Grand Prix, pushing him to 15th place on the grid for race. Neither Alonso nor his teammate Vandoorne scored a point in the first two races of the season. With the Belgian driver two places behind Alonso on the grid, that is unlikely to change here. 'It will be a long, hot and difficult one for both our drivers,' McLaren's race director Eric...
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