Fernando Alonso has revealed he has been suffering from persistent headaches since his 150mph accident at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver suffered an impact measured at 28G when he bounced over kerbs in the race on 3 November. 'All week [after the race] I had a big headache because the nerve is compressed and I didn't have enough blood pressure in the head,' he said. He said he first suffered problems three or four hours after the race. Alonso damaged his neck and back when he bounced over kerbs at 150mph avoiding Toro Rosso's Jean-Eric Vergne. Alonso went on to finish fifth. $render("advert","advert-companion","24796314");...
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