< ► > McLaren driver Fernando Alonso quickly put behind him the disappointment of his Canadian Grand Prix, after retiring from the race while in a point paying position, as he jetted to France for this weekend's Le Mans 24 Hours where he intends to make history. Spain's two times Formula 1 World Champion, enduring a miserable phase in his F1 career, will line-up on the grid with pre-race favourites Toyota Gazoo Racing as he pursues his Triple Crown dream. Nursing a mild case of mild jetlag, Alonso told reporters on his arrival at Le Mans, 'We have not won here yet, but we are prepared to change this part of history.' 'It is special to drive for Toyota, we have already...
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