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Alonso's manager dismisses speculation over crash

Fernando Alonso spent Sunday night in a Spanish hospital following his test crash and looks set to spend a second night in intensive care, leading to rumours his accident was more serious than is being officially reported. McLaren described his 150kph (93mph) crash as "a normal testing accident" and even addressed some of the wild rumours which abounded immediately after, calling them "exaggerated". Sebastian Vettel, who was following Alonso at the time, described it as "strange", but the Spaniard's manager, Garcia Abad, agreed that it was just an unfortunate accident. "He is well and I don't think there will be any problems," he said on Sunday...
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