Fernando Alonso said an engine issue in the early part of the Canadian Grand Prix forced him to drive like a "kamikaze" in the corners all afternoon. Starting Sunday's event in Montreal from the front row alongside future race winner Max Verstappen, Alpine remained among the top-three in the opening stages of the race as Alpine gambled on a long first stint on the medium tyre. But a sudden loss of power progressively set the Spaniard back, while a pit stop under green track conditions saw him lose out to teammate Esteban Ocon. However, the pair ran together thereafter during their final stint on the medium tyre, and Alonso even asked his team if he could overtake the Frenchman,...
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