Fernando Alonso will return to Formula One at the Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday after passing a medical examination by three Cambridge University doctors. The Spaniard, who was injured in a bizarre accident in testing in Barcelona last month, was given the all-clear by the British experts. He will go through final tests at the circuit in Kuala Lumpur later this week, but they are thought to be little more than a formality. Alonso’s McLaren team issued a statement, confirming that: ‘Subject to a successful final FIA medical assessment this Thursday, Fernando Alonso will return to the cockpit of his MP4-30 car.Fernando Alonso missed first race of the season in Australia on March 15McLaren driver was involved in a bizarre accident during testing last monthAlonso will return to the cock pit for the Malaysian Grand Prix next SundaySpaniard will have to come through final medical assessment this week
Alonso, 33, will therefore make his racing return for _ after leaving the team in rancorous circumstances eight years ago.