There was definitely a crash, photos floating around of the car bumping down the wall. The tyre marks show no attempt to straighten the wheel so he had almost certainly blacked out.bidong wrote:While reading in some F1 group in facebook, apparently there was no crash. He pulled aside and complained of feeling ill hence the release of the medical car. Hope all is well with Fernando. Not sure if this is true.
From the pics it looks pretty clear that he blacked out for whatever reason, luckily at a relatively low speed.mikeerfol wrote:More photos of Alonso's accident here http://www.marca.com/albumes/2015/02/22 ... melo_2015/
Maybe it was triggered by mistake? In case something indeed went wrong with the ERS?Cale24 wrote:Wondering how on earth any G-Force alarm was trigged going by those pics. And how he had to be helped out of the car? Weird, and no one is providing a straight answer either.
the sensor is automatically triggered, so no mistake possible. I believe that is 100% PR bullshitmikeerfol wrote:Maybe it was triggered by mistake? In case something indeed went wrong with the ERS?Cale24 wrote:Wondering how on earth any G-Force alarm was trigged going by those pics. And how he had to be helped out of the car? Weird, and no one is providing a straight answer either.
He did hit a concrete wall, that's why.Cale24 wrote:Wondering how on earth any G-Force alarm was trigged going by those pics. And how he had to be helped out of the car? Weird, and no one is providing a straight answer either.
He turned in to wall at 150 km/h so that should not have triggered it.fynrd1 wrote:He did hit a concrete wall, that's why.Cale24 wrote:Wondering how on earth any G-Force alarm was trigged going by those pics. And how he had to be helped out of the car? Weird, and no one is providing a straight answer either.