Alonso usa. McLaren: what happened during the crash?

Posted on 26-03-2015 at 18:10 by JordyS – 15 Comments”

Formula 1 fans will be pleased that Fernando Alonso will soon back behind the wheel of his McLaren creeps, but how can it be that he was so long an offside was?

We can do much of the communication from McLaren say, but very clear, it was not. For those who missed it: Alonso crashed during the wintertest in Barcelona and spent a few days in the hospital. Then he had to the Grand Prix of Australia shoot and there were all kinds of rumors about the incident. Alonso, for example, would have had the memory loss, while he crashed would be because the hybrid system of Honda him elektrocuteerde and he therefore, outside of consciousness became.

Until the day of today it is unclear as to how Alonso could crash and what he exactly wrong. Indeed, even internally, not everyone on the cause of the crash. McLaren points to a sudden gust of wind and would have no mechanical problems have been able to find. Alonso comes in the run-up to the Grand Prix of Malaysia, however, with a different reading.

“The steering was fixed, so I turn to the right lap, and in an unfortunate way on the wall clapped. It had absolutely nothing to do with wind, because there is a hurricane for the need to take the car in this way from the track to blow up,” said Alonso, who is not expecting that we still need to know what is wrong, because the team, not about the data of the relevant part of the car.

The Spaniard was also not really about to speak that he, according to various media burden would have been from memory loss and 20 years of life ‘lost’. “I remember exactly what happened prior to the accident happened. I’m also not outside consciousness after the crash and have the ERS system is turned off, so that the marshalls at the car.

“The hours afterward, I know nothing more, because I was in the ambulance outside of consciousness became. According to the doctors was that the drugs they are giving me when I was going to the hospital. So there is nothing strange with the hand, I have only had a concussion.”