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Racer Driver Robert Kubika Crashing Accident at the Circuit Gilles Villenueve

automagonthenet | 15 June, 2007 19:35

Last Sunday was a sad day for Poland’s Robert Kubica. Reports based on an in-car radio transmission allegedly coming from race winner Lewis Hamilton’s engineer states that the Kubica has broke his leg.  Fortunately, this news is not yet confirmed so fans of Kubica should better not over react yet.

But Medical Centre officials did however confirmed that Kubica was taken from the 280kph smash without suffering any internal injuries. They further added that the Polish driver is due to have his x-rays and other medical checkups at the L’Hopital du Sacre-Coeur in downtown Montreal.

Kubica’s manager Danielle Morelli has also said during a television interview that the Polish driver spoke nearly normally before he was airlifted.

Kubica’s First Question after the Race
I remember that for every race there would always be famous quotes before and after the race from drivers. Its quite sad that Rubica would have to narrate a horrible crashing incident instead.

Anyway going back to Robert Kubica his first question to the doctors at the L’Hopital du Sacre-Coeur was “Can I race in Indianapolis next Sunday?”
 
Ronald Denis, head trauma at the L’Hopital and the Circuit Gilles Villenueve has confirmed at the Canwest News Service that Rubica has suffered minor concussion and a sprained right ankle. The doctor also added that the Polish driver will need to undergo some neurological tests on Monday.

Dr. Ronald Denis narrated, “When I saw the crash on the screen I was very worried; I thought he was dead. But when we got there, I was very happy to see he was talking. Under the circumstances he is doing very, very well.”

BMW Sauber has also announced that they will make their decision on whether to allow the Polish driver to race in America at the Indianapolis circuit this coming Thursday.

Last Sunday was a sad day for Poland’s Robert Kubica. Reports based on an in-car radio transmission allegedly coming from race winner Lewis Hamilton’s engineer states that the Kubica has broke his leg.  Fortunately, this news is not yet confirmed so fans of Kubica should better not over react yet.

But Medical Centre officials did however confirmed that Kubica was taken from the 280kph smash without suffering any internal injuries. They further added that the Polish driver is due to have his x-rays and other medical checkups at the L’Hopital du Sacre-Coeur in downtown Montreal.

Kubica’s manager Danielle Morelli has also said during a television interview that the Polish driver spoke nearly normally before he was airlifted.

Kubica’s First Question after the Race
I remember that for every race there would always be famous quotes before and after the race from drivers. Its quite sad that Rubica would have to narrate a horrible crashing incident instead.

Anyway going back to Robert Kubica his first question to the doctors at the L’Hopital du Sacre-Coeur was “Can I race in Indianapolis next Sunday?”
 
Ronald Denis, head trauma at the L’Hopital and the Circuit Gilles Villenueve has confirmed at the Canwest News Service that Rubica has suffered minor concussion and a sprained right ankle. The doctor also added that the Polish driver will need to undergo some neurological tests on Monday.

Dr. Ronald Denis narrated, “When I saw the crash on the screen I was very worried; I thought he was dead. But when we got there, I was very happy to see he was talking. Under the circumstances he is doing very, very well.”

BMW Sauber has also announced that they will make their decision on whether to allow the Polish driver to race in America at the Indianapolis circuit this coming Thursday.

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