Alonso wins pole position in Italy

Fernando Alonso secured Ferrari’s first pole position for 31 races as the team firmly put behind them the team orders controversy.

Sat, 11 Sep, 2010 - 14:35

Fernando Alonso secured Ferrari’s first pole position for 31 races as the team firmly put behind them the team orders controversy.

It was Brazil in 2008 when one of the team’s scarlet cars last led away the field, with Alonso securing this particular honour ahead of tomorrow’s Italian Grand Prix, sending the fans wild at Monza.

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