Alpine racing director Davide Brivio believes Fernando Alonso is now "up to speed" ahead of his first race since returning to Formula 1 after completing a list of "boring jobs". Alonso, who returns to F1 this season after a two-year absence, enjoyed a productive three days of pre-season testing recently by completing 206 laps of the Bahrain International Circuit - the fifth-most of any other driver. Article continues under video Despite being involved in a road traffic incident just weeks before the test in addition to his lay-off from the sport, Brivio believes the two-time champion is fully prepared for his return. “Regarding Fernando, I saw him up to speed,"...
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