Fernando Alonso knew when he re-signed for Mclaren that it would take time and a lot of hard work to get the British team back atop the Formula One standings.
After seven races of his firt season back at Mclaren, Alonso is yet to win a point and has retired from the last three races.
The two-time world champion’s frustration came out during the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday, when he was asked repeatedly by his engineer over the radio to save fuel as he fought to hold his position against faster car. “I don’t want, I don’t want,” Alonso replied. “Already I have big problems now. Driving with these and looking like amateur.” Alonso ended up being the first driver to withdraw from the race, in the 46th lap after complaining he’d lost power.