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Verder onderzoek naar de rugklachten van Fernando Alonso

Door Wim Boekel4 november 2013 · 13:46 uur1 min lezen

YAS MARINA – Bij Fernando Alonso is inmiddels vastgesteld dat hij geen facturen heeft overgehouden aan het curbestone incident tijdens de laatste Grand Prix. Toch ondergaat de Ferrari-coureur verder onderzoek, aangezien hij nog steeds klaagt over pijn aan zijn rug. Waarbij de snelle Spanjaard er alles aan doet om over twee weken fit te zijn voor de Grand Prix in Texas.

Hello! Thanks for all the support messages! The night was so so, I will do more tests this afternoon and try to be 100% as soon as possible!
— Fernando Alonso (@alo_oficial) November 4, 2013

Wim Boekel

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