F1 managing director Ross Brawn saw nothing wrong with Fernando Alonso's robust defence against Lewis Hamilton in Hungary. The veteran duo share a storied past in Formula 1, stretching all the way back to their time as McLaren team-mates in 2007, Hamilton's rookie season. And at the 2021 Hungarian GP, the pair renewed acquaintances as Hamilton came across Alonso during his recovery drive back up the order, having dropped to last after pitting for dry tyres a lap later than the rest of the field. Running P4 Alonso had a job to do, knowing that his Alpine team-mate and eventual race winner Esteban Ocon would likely come under serious threat from Hamilton if his swift progress continued. But...
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