Or ratzenberger for that matter - kubicas crash was pretty similar to the one that left him with a bassal skull fracture due to the deceleration forces involved. With out hans, i fear kubica would have been in the same situation.mac wrote:Looks like the Hans device did it's job with the impact being mainly frontal - Senna didn't survive a similar incident.
Still - if it stays at a broken leg then that is something else - I'm just wondering what he broken his leg on?? Something coming into the cab or a sharp edge somewhere?
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Ouch!
http://www.formula1.com/race/news/6257/775.html
That is going to need more than a couple of paracetamol and an elastoplast.
At least he's ok
http://www.formula1.com/race/news/6257/775.html
That is going to need more than a couple of paracetamol and an elastoplast.
At least he's ok
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Oh yeah, a bassal skull fracture, I mean to post that but couldn't remember if it was one s or twosteve_weegie wrote:Or ratzenberger for that matter - kubicas crash was pretty similar to the one that left him with a bassal skull fracture due to the deceleration forces involved. With out hans, i fear kubica would have been in the same situation.mac wrote:Looks like the Hans device did it's job with the impact being mainly frontal - Senna didn't survive a similar incident.
Still - if it stays at a broken leg then that is something else - I'm just wondering what he broken his leg on?? Something coming into the cab or a sharp edge somewhere?
Mac

Having watched f1 for a number of years it was good to hear that his injuries (at the moment) are serious, having read the books by Prof Sid though I'll still have my fingers crossed until the morning.
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It now seems he hasn't broken his leg and escaped without any injuries
http://www.itv-f1.com/News_Article.aspx?PO_ID=39543

http://www.itv-f1.com/News_Article.aspx?PO_ID=39543
From this, he should be dead:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nKDtWVHOic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nKDtWVHOic
Out of hospital yesterday, slight limp, feels confident that he will be racing next Sunday.
Unbelievable after seeing the accident.
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Dr. Ronald Denis, the head of the trauma unit at the hospital, said he was amazed the young driver survived.
"I was at the [racetrack] tower, and to be honest with you, when I saw the accident I thought we were going to arrive there and he would be dead," Denis said.
"But when we arrived there, he was talking to us, complaining of some pain in his right ankle. He was breathing, talking."
Unbelievable after seeing the accident.
tut
Dr. Ronald Denis, the head of the trauma unit at the hospital, said he was amazed the young driver survived.
"I was at the [racetrack] tower, and to be honest with you, when I saw the accident I thought we were going to arrive there and he would be dead," Denis said.
"But when we arrived there, he was talking to us, complaining of some pain in his right ankle. He was breathing, talking."