Nov.9 Formula 1's current ‘triple header' of races through three separate and distant international countries is 'on the limit' for team staff. That is the view of two-time champion and F1 veteran Fernando Alonso, who joins those who are complaining about the odd and arduous logistics of the late-season schedule. 'Obviously only Verstappen and Hamilton are fighting for the championship and it's a very long season with these trips at the end,' said the Spaniard, 40. 'This triple header is not the most convenient,' Alonso, who drives for Alpine, added. The triple-header, beginning in Mexico last weekend and now dashing with only days in between to Brazil and then Qatar, will leave...
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