Fernando Alonso got the ball - or rather a pair of balls - rolling once again in the gym this weekend, resuming his preparations for his return to the F1 grid this year with Alpine.
The unfortunate cycling contretemps suffered by the Spaniard earlier this month is now nothing but a bad memory, and the two-time world champion's focus is on pre-season testing which kicks off in Bahrain on March 12.
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