Fernando Alonso is convinced that he will retire from Formula 1 with at least another title. But is that dream just that, or does he have a realistic chance of becoming a three-time champion? Adam Cooper investigates. In January 2007, Fernando Alonso was just starting an exciting new relationship with a resurgent McLaren team, and at 25, the two-time world champion had the world at his feet. With Michael Schumacher having retired at the end of the previous year, Alonso looked set to take over the mantle of being the man to beat, with only Kimi Raikkonen – Schumacher's successor at Ferrari – looking likely to challenge him for the position of top dog. He remains one of the biggest...
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