Soldato
I think you've taken a healthy dose of selective artistic licence there.
Yeah, I don't think there's anything untoward here - quite the opposite in fact, everyone seems to have been very open since the first failed medical.
He says he needs to satisfy the FIA... he can't do much more until that time comes. He would have been in the car had it not been for the CT scans, and it will be the same at Shanghai if he doesn't pass the same tests there.
I guess it's come a long way from "if you can get out of the car in x seconds you're fit enough to race".
Is it worrying common how often Alonso has huge accidents? Spa 2001, Interlagos 2003, Fuji 2007, Interlagos 2009, getting Grosjean'd at Spa, the testing crash, the A1-Ring and now Albert Park. I'm sure there's, but he can't be far away from having as many scary crashes as he'd had mere spins into the gravel and other silly things.
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