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Alonso: See you in Malaysia

Fernando Alonso has given a firm indication that his return to Formula 1 action in Malaysia in two weeks is on track. McLaren supremo Ron Dennis revealed he had been text-messaging with Alonso in Australia and the Spaniard – whilst training in Dubai – had said he relishes the opportunity to return to the team as soon as possible. Spanish media report that Alonso will now travel from Dubai to McLaren's Woking headquarters, to work on the simulator between Tuesday and Friday. Alonso, meanwhile, confirmed after watching the grand prix on television that his Malaysia comeback is on track. 'Congratulations to Carlos Sainz for the great weekend in Australia!' he tweeted. 'And of...
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