Fernando Alonso has rejected McLaren's claims his pre-season testing crash was not caused by mechanical failure. The double world champion, who missed the opening race in Australia earlier this month with concussion following the accident on 22 February, insists it was caused by a steering problem. The Spaniard's comments reopen the debate about why the incident happened. McLaren have said they found no evidence that anything went wrong with the car. Speaking after being given permission by doctors to return to action at this weekend's race in Malaysia, Alonso also: denied reports he had been knocked out following the crash said he did lose consciousness but that was down to medication...
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