Sporting Digest: Motor Racing
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Your support makes all the difference.JEAN ALESI, the French driver, was knocked unconscious yesterday when his Ferrari spun off the Mugello circuit in Florence at 125mph during a private practice sesssion. Alesi was rushed to the circuit's medical centre where he quickly regained consciousness. Doctors advised a few days' rest.
JOS VERSTAPPEN, the Dutch driver, is again likely to replace the injured J J Lehto in the Benetton team for the Pacific Grand Prix in Japan on 17 April.
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