Fernando Alonso will be targeting to show his tenacity as a Formula 1 race at the upcoming British Grand Prix in Silverstone, which he believes is a classic racer's track. Alonso won in Silverstone two times before, once in 2006, the year of his second F1 Title triumph with Renault, and the other in 2011, when he was a Ferrari driver. He heads to the UK this weekend after a bittersweet race in Canada a fortnight ago, where he qualified his Alpine second behind polesitter Max Verstappen, but finished the race ninth after suffering power unit trouble as well as his race strategy that wasn't in sync with the Virtual Safety Cars/Safety Cars that were deployed, not to mention a post race...
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