Alonso Drives Race of a Champion
In a tough weekend for his team, the double world champion led home a Mclaren one-two at Monza. By MARK HUGHES
In a tough weekend for his team, the double world champion led home a Mclaren one-two at Monza. By MARK HUGHES
McLaren-Mercedes one-two, a resounding defeat of Ferrari in its own backyard, and the team went into its well rehearsed victory mode. As Fernando Alonso - the faster McLaren man all weekend - stood on the top step of the podium and Lewis Hamilton took satisfaction from a stunning pass on Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen, the silver team gear was replaced by the bright orange outfits, their special winners attire.
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