Fernando Alonso admitted Ferrari's underwhelming qualifying result simply reflected the pace the F138 displayed throughout practice in Singapore, leaving the Spaniard banking on his usual strong Sunday recovery.The Spaniard had gone into Saturday night's qualifying session under the lights at Marina Bay having lapped a second or more lower than the respective pacesetter in each of the three practice sessions. While Alonso claimed successive second-place finishes at Spa and Monza, Ferrari had admitted that the acid test of their recent development work would come in Singapore given the higher-downforce conditions demanded by the circuit are more indicative of the rest of the calendar....
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