Alesi doubtful for Hungary.

Jean Alesi may not be fit enough for next weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, he has revealed in the wake of his Hockenheim shunt.

The Frenchman was sent spinning off the German circuit and into the barriers following a collision with former Sauber team-mate Pedro Diniz, and continues to suffer from stomach pains four days after the incident. Alesi claimed at the time that it was probably the worst accident he had suffered in Formula One, and slammed Diniz's defensive tactics as the cause.

Although he was able to extricate himself from the remains of his Prost, Alesi was reported to have been physically sick at the scene of the crash and looked dazed despite no evidence of concussion. He has since admitted that he may not make the Hungaroring next weekend, however, as persistent stomach pains refuse to go away.

Speculation has already suggested that Prost test driver Stephane Sarrazin will replace his fellow countryman for the event. Sarrazin made his grand prix debut with Minardi in Brazil last year, and has recently given up his F3000 seat with the mySAP.com team.