Returning to the scene of three of his 32 F1 race wins, Fernando Alonso has vowed to get the 'absolute maximum' out of his Honda-powered MCL32 in Bahrain. The double World Champion heads to the kingdom without a single point to his name despite running inside the top-ten in Australia and China. In both grands prix Alonso was forced to retire with his latest DNF due to a broken drive shaft. The Spaniard, though, is hoping that his pace from China can translate into a 'good surprise' in Bahrain. He said: 'On the performance side, before retiring the car in Shanghai I was running in a very promising position, and our pace was much stronger than anticipated, so I'll be pleased if we can have...
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