May 24 Fernando Alonso ruled out taking over countryman Oriol Servia's seat in the Indy 500 because it was "unethical". That is not the claim of Alonso, or his boss Zak Brown, but of Spaniard Servia himself. The seat occupied by Servia, 44, was targeted by McLaren boss Zak Brown under a system whereby places on the grid can be "bought" by those who do not qualify. When Brown told Alonso that Servia's car was a possibility, Alonso called the driver himself. "I spoke with Fernando the same night the question was raised," Servia told El Mundo Deportivo. "He called me and was super transparent. He asked me what I thought and I told him that obviously I would...
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