Double F1 World Champion Fernando Alonso has said it is still too soon to say where Alpine stand in this year’s pecking order, especially as both pre-season testing and the season-opener took place at the same venue. Alpine’s 2021 car looked uncompetitive at the Bahrain Grand Prix, with Esteban Ocon well out of the points for most of the race, while Alonso was fighting in and around the top 10 but ultimately had to retire after a plastic bag got lodged in his car. READ: Alpine Keen To Avoid ‘Dangerous Games’ Between Alonso & Ocon Most teams have already shifted focus to their 2022 cars, as new regulations will come into effect next season, so the pecking order is unlikely to...
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