Fernando Alonso admitted to not feeling proud of himself for imposing extra work and costs on his Alpine team due to his late crash in qualifying in Monaco. The Spaniard's first hot lap in Q3 was good enough for seventh but a second flyer ended in the barrier at Mirabeau just after he had been warned over the radio by his race engineer about Sergio Perez's smash up at Portier a little further down the road. "I lost concentration, so I braked too late, and locked the tyres," Alonso explained. "Obviously I have to apologise to the team because, apart from the positions that you could make, every mistake this year costs money for the cost cap. "So I’m not very proud of...
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