Alpine seem optimistic that Alonso will be fine for testing
He was taken to a local hospital where Alpine reported that he was "conscious and well in himself" with various outlets claiming he had suffered multiple fractures while others said it was his jaw and mouth that took the brunt.
Alpine issued an official update on the Spaniard's condition on Friday, saying: "Following his cycling accident yesterday, Fernando Alonso was kept under observation in hospital in Switzerland.
"Medics discovered a fracture in his upper jaw and a conducted successful corrective operation. The attending medical team are satisfied with his progress.
"Fernando will remain under observation in hospital for a further 48 hours."
They say he'll be ""fully operational to undertake preparation for the season".
He was taken to a local hospital where Alpine reported that he was "conscious and well in himself" with various outlets claiming he had suffered multiple fractures while others said it was his jaw and mouth that took the brunt.
Alpine issued an official update on the Spaniard's condition on Friday, saying: "Following his cycling accident yesterday, Fernando Alonso was kept under observation in hospital in Switzerland.
"Medics discovered a fracture in his upper jaw and a conducted successful corrective operation. The attending medical team are satisfied with his progress.
"Fernando will remain under observation in hospital for a further 48 hours."
They say he'll be ""fully operational to undertake preparation for the season".



