Italian Grand Prix winner Fernando Alonso warned his Ferrari team they will need to find true consistency for the title run--in if they want this season to end in glory. <table style="width: 145px; height: 292px" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="145" align="right" border="1"> <tbody> <tr> <td><img alt="" src="/imagedata/2010/sep/alonso_811.jpg" border="0" /></td></tr> <tr> <td> Fernando Alonso celebrates on the podium after winning the Italian Grand Prix in Monza yesterday. PIC/AFP</td></tr></tbody></table> The 29-year-old Spaniard said his hopes of a third drivers' title would depend on how Ferrari handle the closing five races. "I think this result gives you some extra confidence and good motivation for the whole team," he said after claiming a home victory for Ferrari on his maiden run at Monza. "So, we'll keep working hard and try not to give up--one race or a bad race can change the points a lot in the championship. "For me, for us, this was a good weekend. Spa was a bad weekend--and now we need to find consistency in the last five races. "That will be the key--this result is good motivation for all of us, but in the remaining five races it is really the important races and the good points. "So we need to enjoy tonight, enjoy these next two days and we'll be in Maranello on Monday and Tuesday to say thanks for the whole team--and championship--wise there is time to think later on." In winning, Alonso delivered his team president Luca di Montezemolo's call to turn pole position into a decisive triumph.--AFP 12th place not too disappointing, says Adrian Sutil Monza: After poor qualifying and a bad start to the race, Force India's Adrian Sutil felt he was not heartbroken even though he did not finish among points. "By the end of lap one I was at the end of the field so we decided to come in to change to the harder tyres as a strategic move to make up positions when the others pitted. "It's one of those races where you hope to do better but I'm not too disappointed as it's been a good season so far and there are still five races left."--Agencies Hispania hope team member recovers quickly Monza: Hispania Racing are hopeful one of their team members makes a quick recovery following a frightening accident in which he was struck in the pit lane by Sakon Yamamoto. Video footage shows the Japanese driver slotting into his pit box for a seemingly routine stop. After the lollipop is raised, a sign that the car is cleard to leave, the rear wing of his car crashes into the head of the team member, sending him flying. He was immediately taken to the hospital and is now stable.

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