McLaren sporting director Gil de Ferran has issued a public apology to the fans, the team, the partners and Fernando Alonso after failing to qualify for the Indy 500. Alonso has failed to make the cut for the iconic race this weekend after losing out in Sunday’s Last Row shootout between six cars. It caps off a miserable week for the Spaniard and McLaren, with the team struggling from the outset and Alonso involved in a big crash on Wednesday during a practice session. Alonso missed the cut by an average of 0.019mph and an entry will not be bought from another team. De Ferran issued a heartfelt apology to everyone involved with McLaren and thanked Alonso for his efforts. I think last but...
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