Fernando Alonso says he is now "a little less worried" by his Aston Martin AMR23's mediocre pace in last Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix after a damaged suspension shroud was discovered on his car. A rear jack failure during Alonso's first pitstop and a five-second penalty for running wide at the entry of the pitlane set the Spaniard back in the race. But it was especially the disappointing pace of his car that caught his attention and prompted him to buzz Aston's pitwall to say that his AMR23 was "undriveable". But a postrace inspection of Alonso's machine revealed a damaged suspension shroud that had disrupted the car's aerodynamics after just a handful of laps in the race. Read also: A wa
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