Alonso gambled on a set-up that was more geared towards a wet track - more downforce etc. So, it begs the question just how did he stack it, given his car was more suited to the conditions at the time. So now, having talked up his chances before the race weekend, and coupled with screwing up his qually lap, he suddenly changes tack and pronounces; 'hey, 5h!t happens, don't matter I didn't finish, we'll be OK at Monza' Talk may well be cheap, but he really needs to keep a lid on it until he delivers on track. I doubt Santander are rubbing their hands with glee right now.