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Alonso happy, but warns Ferrari fans he needs more speed

BARCELONA, May 12, 2013 (AFP) - Fernando Alonso warned on Sunday that despite his victory in the Spanish Grand Prix Ferrari are still behind rivals Red Bull and Lotus in terms of sheer pace and performance. The 31-year-old Spaniard, who won his two world titles with Renault, said he felt that he was in his best position to take the title since joining Ferrari, but they still have a lot to do. Alonso said: "Probably yes it is in terms of the performance of the car, although we should have won the championship in 2010 I believe, when we arrived in Abu Dhabi eight points ahead of Seb... "But we lost there and it's nothing we can change now. Last year we didn't win - we were one...
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