McLaren Formula One driver Fernando Alonso of Spain wears his helmet at the pit-lane during the first free practice ahead of Bahrain's F1 Grand Prix at Bahrain International Circuit, south of Manama April 17, 2015. REUTERS/Ahmed Jadallah
BARCELONA (Reuters) - While Lewis Hamilton chases his fourth victory in five races in Barcelona this weekend, much of the immediate attention at the Spanish Grand Prix will be on a home hero with no hope of winning.
Bookmakers were last week offering better odds, before the birth, on Britain's latest royal baby being named Macbeth than on Fernando Alonso's McLaren team winning at the Circuit de Catalunya.
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