Alonso rules out of Bahrain GP due to medical reasons
McLaren driver Fernando Alonso has been ruled out of this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix, due to Medical Reasons, after his frightening crash at the Australian GP.
The team said in a statement on Thursday that Alonso won’t Participate in the Race after a decision by the FIA doctors.
The World Motorsport's Governing Body announced that Doctors at the Bahrain International Circuit Medical Centre compared 2 sets of Chest CT Scans from BEFORE and after the Accident, and found it was not Safe for him to Race.
The 2-time World Champion will be replaced by McLaren Reserve driver Stoffel Vandoorn.
This comes, after Alonso's car rolled and dis-integrated after hitting a barrier in a death-defying crash in Melbourne on the 20th of March.
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