Aston Martin's computer showed Alonso would likely have led the Monaco GP if he had pitted for intermediate F1 tyres the first time.
during last weekend's race and had a clear opportunity to move to the front during the critical pitstop phase as the rain came in.
The Aston pit call prompted intense interest after the race about what would have happened if Alonso had gone for inters straight away, and whether or not he and the team missed a chance to take the lead. "So, in the full benefit of hindsight, that would have been the case. But when you make these decisions, you have to rely on the data that you have."
"What I don't like in F1 is that we see always the negatives and we always see everything very easy from the sofa," he said.
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