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Aston Martin's harsh reality was exposed in Monaco and Barcelona

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Alonso still hopeful of points finish

Fernando Alonso says he is still eyeing a points finish in the Monaco Grand Prix despite having to start from the pitlane

The Ferrari driver has been forced to miss today's qualifying after his car was too damaged to be fixed in time following a crash during the final practice session this morning.

Alonso, fastest in both of yesterday's practice sessions, will be forced to start from the pitlane with a new chassis.

Despite overtaking being virtually impossible in Monaco, the two-time champion says he is still aiming to finish in the points.

"These things happen and you can't do anything about it," Alonso said. "Now let's hope Felipe can have a good qualifying and let's see what the positions are for tomorrow thinking about a possible comeback."

He added: "We'll see. It's difficult to start from last place in Monaco but it's a long race and in 2006 Schumacher started last and finished in fifth so tomorrow the goal is to score some points. We'll see if we are that lucky."

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