Despite a depressed period of underperformance - through no fault of his own - and through thick and thin, Fernando Alonso has never given up, and nor have his fans.
The prospect of seeing the Spaniard back at the forefront of F1, where he belongs, thanks to McLaren's new deal with Renault, has boosted his supporters who shall hopefully see their patience and loyalty finally rewarded in 2018.
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