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Alonso will win a title with McLaren says Berger

Fernando Alonso will eventually win a title at McLaren, the team he will remain with for the rest of his Formula 1 career, according to Gerhard Berger. The former McLaren-Honda driver, speaking to BBC Sport, fully expects the Spaniard to jump back into the MP4-30 at the first race without any lasting effects of his recent test crash. "Fernando is such an experienced driver, he will deal with it in a good way and I don't think it's going to have any effect on him. He will be ready to go racing again." Meanwhile the Austrian doesn't believe Alonso is looking to jump ship when a seat at Mercedes or Red Bull becomes available, and fully expects him to end his F1 career with the...
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