Alonso believes the widening of F1 grid boxes will not help much in solving the problem drivers have with visibility.
In the wake of penalties given out to Alonso and Alpine's Esteban Ocon in the opening two races of the season for starting outside their markers, the FIA has widened the grid boxes in Melbourne.to help drivers line up, Alonso is sceptical of them being enough to assist with the difficulties being faced.
"So, you approach not looking at the box, you are looking on one side of the cockpit. So maybe that's a bit of a distraction." "There's going to be some circuits, maybe Monaco, or Imola that you start a little bit sideways anyway. Because if not, you crash if you start there straight. So, we'll have to see how we apply the penalties and things like that in those races."
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