The newspaper said the Spaniard was angry after the Maranello-based team's technical boss Pat Fry answerable the drivers for a sub-standard qualifying presentation. "The result reflects our current potential," said Fry after Alonso fit fifth in India. "But in order to be where we required and where we were capable of being, we wanted to be perfect nowadays and we weren't," he added.
Alonso went into the Indian GP weekend lament the fact that, in spite of always talking up Ferrari's improvements, the F2012 has not considerably better for several races. And his characterization of his title clash as a head-to-head with Red Bull's Adrian Newey might also be interpreted as a slight on Newey's Ferrari equivalent.
La Stampa said that when Alonso heard about Fry's post-qualifying commentary, he "went into a fury. Alonso outline on his phone a message to his Twitter fans that read: "I want my 1.2 million groups to know that the key aerodynamic mechanism at the rear of the Ferrari are still the same as they were in May."
Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo is citation by La Gazzetta dello Sport: "Alonso is right to shove the engineers." Felipe Massa, meanwhile, exposed to Brazil's Totalrace that his F2012 was not in the same obligation as Alonso's in India last weekend. "I had half as a lot as him," said the Brazilian, "and even additional will arrive in Abu Dhabi."
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