Fernando Alonso insists Ferrari didn't have much choice in terms of their strategy in Singapore despite narrowly missing out on a podium finish. Although he started fifth on the grid, the Spaniard looked good for a top-three finish at the Marina Bay on Sunday after an excellent start. However, he slipped down to fourth after the team pitted him for a fresh set of prime tyres shortly after the deployment of the Safety Car. While Lewis Hamilton was always in control of first place, Ferrari had hoped Alonso would get the better of the Red Bulls of Sebastian Vettel and Daniel Ricciardo during final few laps as their rubber was older, but he couldn't get past. "With hindsight, it's easy to...
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