McLaren has counted itself out of the continuing speculation about Fernando Alonso's medical condition. Rumours have been rife ever since Sebastian Vettel said he witnessed the 'strange' manner in which the Spaniard lost control of his McLaren last Sunday. But amid continuing speculation about the nature of the crash, Ferrari's Vettel on Friday conceded that Alonso may simply have lost control in a gust of wind, as argued by McLaren. 'It was really windy that day,' Vettel told reporters at the Barcelona test. 'I don't know what really happened. I was behind him, but a little too far behind to see how the accident began. I only saw the last part, when he hit the wall.' Alonso was knocked...
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