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Fernando Alonso has revealed he is yet to reach 100 percent confidence following his return to F1.

Stroll “positive” despite regulation “hurt” at Aston Martin News 13:29 Lance Stroll is “positive” Aston Martin can recover its form over the course of this season after being “hurt” by the recent regulation changes. The team competed as Racing Point last year and won the penultimate Grand Prix of the season in Bahrain with Sergio Perez but has since slumped down the order due to new aerodynamic rules that do not suit its higher rake car. Article continues under video Stroll said: “It’s always hard to expect how much you’re going to be hurt. It’s a relative game. I thin...

Emilia Romagna Grand Prix - five MORE things we learned News 16:21 - Updated: 16:21 The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix was such a thriller that justice could not be done with just one list, so here are five more things learned from the Imola weekend. As F1 returned to Imola for the second time in as many years, the circuit, the weather and the off-track politics provided all the action you would expect from the sport and so much more. Article continues under video here, but without further hesitation, here is the second chapter. Aston Martin in strife It is evident changes to the aerodynamic r...

Why Raikkonen's ridiculous penalty could cost Alfa Romeo millions News 12:20 Kimi Raikkonen was stripped of his first points of the season after he was hit by an egregious 30-second penalty for a safety car infringement at Imola and the implications for Alfa Romeo could be huge. The Finn was given the hefty penalty for failing to regain his position behind the safety car after spinning and instead remaining at the back of the field. Article continues under video As the stewards correctly suggested in the incident report, the penalty was applied consistently with similar situations and the sto...

Red Bull reliability “Achilles heel” of pushing at the limit - Horner News 08:28 Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has conceded that reliability problems could be an Achilles heel for the team this season. The championship challenger had to retire Sergio Perez’s car in the season-opening race in Bahrain and saw Max Verstappen’s car stop out on track at Imola during the opening day’s practice for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. Article continues under video Asked if reliability is a concern for Red Bull in its bid to take on Mercedes this season Horner said: “I think it’s a...