Fernando Alonso has often been described as his own worst enemy, a driver who packs a bag full of polemics, not a team player and as a result the implication is that he might have attained much greater success had he made the right choices. But the Spaniard is adamant that this is a misconception when he told reporters at the FIA Prize Giving Gala in Paris, “Reputation is always one thing and the facts are different. When you see crashing teammates, and things like that, as we saw this year and you see every year between teammates. 'Then there are my images, where you'll see the slipstream [I gave] at Monza and slipstream in Spa. I know these collaborations. So when we talk about...
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