Reigning IndyCar champion Scott Dixon says that drivers like Fernando Alonso that step out of their comfort zone are a big benefit to the sport. Alonso - who departed from F1 at the end of last year - launched his 2019 season with a resounding win in the Rolex 24 with Wayne Taylor Racing and his team mates Jordan Taylor, Renger Van Der Zende and Kamui Kobayashi In motorsport's current day and age of specialization and exclusivity contracts, Alonso's versatility and quest to broaden of his horizons reminds us that decades ago, diversification was a rule rather than an exception for top drivers. Alonso vows to be 'calm and clever' about his future "I think it’s cool — I think it’s...
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