Fernando Alonso was warned to keep his "feet on the ground" after the Spaniard's declaration that he is eyeing a fight with the championship-leading Red Bulls.
Aston Martin have enjoyed a fairytale start to the new Formula 1 season. The Silverstone-based team has made remarkable strides in terms of car performance in the last 18 months and, after the first five races of the year, is best of the rest in the standings behind only the defending champions.
Lance Stroll has been scoring well, but Alonso has secured the lion's share of their haul so far with four podiums out of five races so far. But Red Bull have been so dominant that the gap between them is already at 122 points.
