Kubica moved out of intensive care
Renault driver Robert Kubica was moved out of intensive care four days after his rally crash in Italy
MONZA:
Formula One teams used their cars to send Robert Kubica a ‘get well soon’ message yesterday as the Renault driver was moved out of intensive care four days after his rally crash in Italy.
The teams started the second pre-season test in Spain with the Polish message “Szybkiego powrotu do zdrowia Robert [Get Well Soon Robert]” on the sides of their cars. The website of the Formula One Teams Association also carried the message.
A team spokesperson said the Pole, who suffered serious arm, leg and hand injuries when his car crashed on a minor rally near Genoa on Sunday, was expected to have further surgery today.
He underwent a seven hour operation involving two teams of surgeons on Sunday to save his right hand and stabilise his condition.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 11th, 2011.
Formula One teams used their cars to send Robert Kubica a ‘get well soon’ message yesterday as the Renault driver was moved out of intensive care four days after his rally crash in Italy.
The teams started the second pre-season test in Spain with the Polish message “Szybkiego powrotu do zdrowia Robert [Get Well Soon Robert]” on the sides of their cars. The website of the Formula One Teams Association also carried the message.
A team spokesperson said the Pole, who suffered serious arm, leg and hand injuries when his car crashed on a minor rally near Genoa on Sunday, was expected to have further surgery today.
He underwent a seven hour operation involving two teams of surgeons on Sunday to save his right hand and stabilise his condition.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 11th, 2011.