As Fernando Alonso returned to action, albeit in McLaren's simulator, Eric Boullier says he understands all the suspicion but 'only up to a point.' The double World Champion failed to take part in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix after suffering a concussion during a testing accident at Barcelona. It was a 'strange' crash, according to Sebastian Vettel who was behind Alonso on the track, and one which is still shrouded in mystery. McLaren have denied Alonso suffered an electric shock, saying it was a gust of wind that caused the crash, while his manager has refuted speculation that the Spaniard was ill before hitting the wall. Boullier, though, insists McLaren are not trying to...
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