Alonso believed he would earn.

Webber (Red Bull) Dominated in Monte Carlo, but Alonso (Ferrari) Is convinced that without his accident he would have won.

Arrived 6th in the Monaco Grand Prix after starting 24th, Fernando Alonso (Ferrari) said Wednesday that he would have won in normal conditions. "We were in the right conditions to win," has certified the winner in 2006 and 2007. "After Montmelo, Where we were not fast enough to win on the track in Monaco, where aerodynamics is less important, we were more competitive. When a car easier to drive than the F10 - that Felipe [Massa] and I learned from the first test in Valencia (Ed.: Cheste) - It means that you feel quickly at ease. And it is vital on a track like this. "
"We knew that we could finish in the points, but that everything should be perfect: the car, strategy, overruns and tires," he has raised. "And this was the case. The first few laps were very intense, with six exceedances then, I had to try to make the best of our strategy (note: a pit stop at the second turn) until the other s' stop. From the turn 28, I found myself sixth, and then my main goal was to manage the car and tires. We had finished rebuilding the car a few hours earlier and finish the race without any problems shows value of the guys. At the end of the incident with Michael [Schumacher]. On the wall of the booth I was told that the race was under safety car system on the last lap and that double was not allowed. I was calm and it was later confirmed by the stewards, who put things in order. "
However, the Scuderia has indicated that the chassis repaired following the accident of Fernando Alonso in free practice at Monte Carlo three could no longer be used. The Spaniard would be assigned a new one to the next Grand Prix in Turkey (28-30 May).