Fernando Alonso will attempt to clinch a world championship again - this time in sportscars - by winning the Le Mans 24 Hours for the second year in succession on Sunday.   While the Spaniard's bid to complete motorsport's triple crown this year dramatically fell by the wayside when McLaren failed to qualify for last month's Indy 500, the final round of the World Endurance Championship this weekend presents the 37-year-old with the chance to become a world champion again, 13 years after his second and final F1 title. We will start second for the @24hoursoflemans thanks to a great job by everyone at the team securing first row on the grid. Now full focus on race day! See you at the...
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