Aston must be ready to jump on “crack” in Red Bull’s F1 form

The Spaniard took his fourth third-place finish in five races at the Miami Grand Prix, as he admitted that there is now a hunger to start delivering better results. 

But rather than start setting unrealistic expectations for the battle ahead, Alonso said Aston Martin needed to accept that Red Bull remained a clear step ahead. 

However, he believed that at some point a weekend would come when Red Bull got it wrong – and it was essential that Aston Martin was…