Fernando Alonso is bracing himself for a predictable Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix weekend compared to the excitement offered by the Indianapolis 500.  The McLaren driver returns for his first race around the streets of Monte Carlo since 2016, having skipped the event last year due to Honda’s lack of competitiveness to instead contest the Indy 500 in his bid to win motorsport’s unofficial ‘Triple Crown’.  Alonso was in contention to take a stunning debut win at the Brickyard until an engine failure on his Honda-powered Andretti Autosport car resigned him to a DNF. He returned to Monaco for this year’s race following McLaren’s switch to more competitive Renault power units,...
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