Spaniard now over a full race victory behind Vettel in the standings
Sunday 26 May 2013 19:20, UK
Fernando Alonso has admitted his Ferrari lacked the pace of its rivals during Sunday's Monaco GP even before his F138 lost aerodynamic performance when a stray piece of bodywork from Sergio Perez's McLaren became lodged in his front-wing.
On a day to forget for Ferrari, who last won at Monaco over a decade ago, Felipe Massa was involved in his second high-speed crash of the weekend entering the first corner in the opening stages of the race. The Brazilian was taken to hospital as a precaution following the accident, but was released on Sunday evening.
