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Alonso: Next year I will take stock

Fernando Alonso has hailed the timing of Formula 1's regulations change for 2017, and admits if the new rules don't inspire him it may well be his last season at the pinnacle of the sport. Some have questioned the radical aerodynamics, chassis and tyre changes that are coming next year, saying performance in F1 was just beginning to converge in the current ‘power unit' era that began in 2014. But Spaniard Alonso has made no secret that his love of driving in F1 has waned during that period. 'Next year I will take stock,' he is quoted by Auto Motor und Sport. 'The important thing is that I have fun again. 2017 will give the answers to my questions like are the cars as quick as they...
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