🗣️'It was very costly because that gravel completely destroys the floor.' Fernando Alonso says he could have qualified second for F1's Spanish GP despite damaging his Aston Martin when he went off right at the start of Q1 ⬇️
Alonso ran wide through the gravel on his out-lap at the start of the session, damaging the floor sufficiently to make the car tricky to drive for the remainder of qualifying.
Explaining the incident, the 2006 and 2013 Spanish GP winner said:"I went on the damp part of the circuit, I guess, on the last corner, because I lost the car. "It was a strange qualifying to see [Charles] Leclerc out of Q1, and [Sergio] Perez, [George] Russell out of Q2. We were struggling as well.
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