Fernando Alonso seems to have defused the tension with the FIA over the penalties he received at the Miami Grand Prix, claiming he sees them in a different way now. Double World Champion Fernando Alonso has made peace with Formula 1‘s governing body after accusing race stewards of incompetent and unprofessional behaviour. The Alpine driver last week blasted Miami Grand Prix stewards for handing him two five-second penalties, the last dropping the Spaniard from eighth at the chequered flag to 11th. 'We believed that it was very unfair and it was just incompetence from the stewards,' the 40-year-old told reporters ahead of his home race at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. 'They were...
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