Despite finishing 38th overall at the Daytona 24 Hours Fernando Alonso believes he learned a great deal about endurance racing during the course of the weekend and puts him in good stead if and when he returns to endurance racing in the future. Double F1 world champion and current McLaren driver Alonso shared a United Autosports Ligier LMP2 with Lando Norris and Phil Hanson, the Spaniard doing the qualifying and the opening stint for the team and led briefly during the early stages. He told media afterwards, 'I have a positive feeling after this weekend's race and the whole event, I really did enjoy this a lot. I love driving and doing this for eight or nine hours in a race is great!...
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