Two-time F1 champion Fernando Alonso is set to delay his arrival at the Brazilian Grand Prix due to ongoing health concerns stemming from an intestinal infection. At 43, the Aston Martin driver has opted for additional medical treatment in Europe following the Mexico City Grand Prix, where he was noticeably absent from pre-race media activities. These persistent health issues have necessitated his absence from media engagement on Thursday ahead of the Brazilian leg of the racing calendar.
The team posted to social media:
“Fernando will miss his media day activities in Brazil. Fernando had suffered with an intestinal infection in the lead up to the Mexico City Grand Prix.
“He returned to Europe to receive further treatment from a specialist. The extra day of treatment has delayed his travel plans to Brazil but ensures he will be ready for this weekend’s racing.”
The Spanish driver’s illustrious career in Formula 1 is marked by championship wins in …