Alpine will introduce an aerodynamic upgrade and look to refine its development plans for the season at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix this weekend. The former Renault team failed to score a point at the opening round in Bahrain, where Fernando Alonso reached Q3 but was forced to retire due to debris in his brake ducts. After seeing a bit of a deficit to the likes of McLaren and Ferrari, executive director Marcin Budkowski says Imola offers the opportunity to bring new parts in search of more pace. Related OPINION: Did Honda miscalculate its F1 exit? OPINION: This could be the F1 season we've been hoping for TV ratings: Bahrain F1, Bristol NASCAR on dirt “The Bahrain race weekend...
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