– Fernando Alonso will take on a new power unit for the Bahrain Grand Prix as Honda conducts further analysis following his violent crash at the season opener in Australia.McLaren racer Alonso was attempting to overtake Esteban Gutiérrez with the use of DRS on the run down to Turn 3 at Albert Park, but hit the rear of the Haas under braking.Alonso launched into the air, hit the wall on the left-hand side of the track, slid into the gravel and flipped over multiple times before finally coming to a stop upside down.Alonso was able to walk away from the scene of the crash, but his Honda-powered MP4-31 was heavily damaged, with all four corners of the car going through significant...
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