Racing at home on the back of four point-less races, Fernando Alonso says he feels support rather than pressure ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix. Alonso clinched the last of his 32 race wins at the 2013 Spanish Grand Prix, the double former World Champion beating Kimi Raikkonen to the chequered flag. Since then he has managed two top-10 showings at his home race, retired twice and finished outside the points twice. The most recent of those was his P17 in last year's race, Alonso a lap down on the race winner. This year he is hoping for better. “I'm a little bit excited to see how fast we can go,' he said in an interview with Mundo Deportivo. 'In this race, everyone usually introduces a...
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