Fernando Alonso eased the heat on Sebastian Vettel in China by driving away from his theory the German might have been to blame for their Sepang clash. Comments made by Alonso after the Malaysian grand prix hinted the Spaniard suspected Vettel slowed on purpose before the Ferrari made contact on the first lap. "It was a surprise to find him there, almost stopped," Alonso, who retired after his damaged wing collapsed, had said. "I don't know what speed he was doing." But Alonso on Thursday dismissed the theory it was a calculated ploy by Vettel to destroy his race, insisting: "That's impossible. "There are 22 cars on the track and there is no way of knowing...
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