Despite the return of Fernando Alonso, Alpine was perhaps the most colourless team at the Bahrain Grand Prix. It wasn't good what they showed, but it wasn't dramatically bad either. And the rivalry between Alonso and Esteban Ocon wasn't exactly sparkling on the screen either. Alaim Prost hopes to keep it that way. "It's very important that the drivers work together and don't play dangerous games," the Alpine ambassador told Le Figaro. Prost knows all about this from his time as a teammate of Ayrton Senna. In 1989 it led to a collision on the track at Suzuka, the decisive moment in the fight for the world title. In that case it did not cost the team much, McLaren was too dominant...
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