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Eric Boullier & Fernando Alonso critical of Sergio Perez after 'aggressive' Monaco GP

"He's trying to often to be too aggressive," slams Lotus boss

Sergio Perez in the McLaren

Sergio Perez's combative driving has been criticised by both Lotus boss Eric Boullier and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso in the wake of a string of wheel-to-wheel incidents involving the McLaren driver during the Monaco GP.

However, the Ferrari driver he admitted he did agree with the stewards' demand for him to give the place back when he held position over Perez by jumping the chicane - even if he says he only did it to avoid a collision. "I tend to agree with the decision because I cut a little bit the chicane," Alonso added. "Arguably I cut to avoid the contact because I turned and I was not alone in the corner or anything and missed the chicane. I was perfectly able to do it but here in Monaco there is no space for two cars and I cut to avoid the contact and then you need to give back the decision always. "So I agree with that decision."

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