The Spanish Fernando Alonso will get back into the McLaren this Tuesday to start the first day of the second round of Formula One tests, again at the Barcelona Circuit, where in the first it was clear that little has changed on the grid regarding how last year was closed.
Alonso saw his last day of the first tests cut short due to hydraulic loss problems, which left him in the lurch in the morning, with three unscheduled laps, and no longer being able to start in the afternoon.
Thus, the Asturian double world champion (from 2005 and 2006, with Renault) left Barcelona with work on Tuesday 23, when he was able to work with the new car and do almost 120 laps throughout the day.