Article To news overview © XPB Images Martin Brundle has praised Fernando Alonso's "competitive energy" after the two-time World Champion secured a front row start at the Canadian Grand Prix. Speaking in his column for Sky Sports, former F1 driver Brundle said he was thrilled to hear the roar of the crowd as the 40-year-old Spaniard put his Alpine ahead of Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz and both of the Mercedes cars. "Fernando was the star of qualifying by constantly being fast and ending up on the front row of the grid to much applause, almost as if he has some kind of carbon-fibre-wrapped titanium bus pass due to being nearly 41," Brundle commented. "You can't keep...
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