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Correa eyes Formula 1 debut by 2023 or 2024 Juan Manuel Correa is making a sensational return to premier open wheeler racing this weekend in Barcelona - and predicts he even has a future in Formula 1. The 21-year-old Ecuadorian-American is best known for being involved in the horror 2019 crash at Spa Francorchamps that cost Anthoine Hubert his life. Correa, who was in his rookie Formula 2 season at the time and had enjoyed two second-place finishes, almost died but also suffered life-changing leg injuries. He urged doctors not to amputate his right leg so that he had a chance of returning to ...

BARCELONA: Racing driver Juan Manuel Correa considers he is more "crazy than brave" as he returned to the Grand Prix circuit on Saturday (May 8), ...

Courageous Correa returns, 20 months after Spa tragedy Sports May 8, 2021 BARCELONA: Racing driver Juan Manuel Correa considers he is more “crazy than brave” as he returns to the grand prix circuit 20 months after the accident that killed his friend Anthoine Hubert. The Ecuadorean-born 21-year-old suffered terribly, both physically and mentally, after the Formula Two crash at Spa-Francorchamps that claimed Hubert’s life, and changed his own irrevocably. “It will define and has defined who I am,” he told AFP candidly this week in Barcelona ahead of his comeback in the Spanish Formu...

Courageous Correa returns, 20 months after Spa tragedy Issued on: Juan Manuel Correa reflects on tragic crash, and new start LLUIS GENE AFP 4 min Barcelona (AFP) Racing driver Juan Manuel Correa considers he is more "crazy than brave" as he returns to the grand prix circuit 20 months after the accident that killed his friend Anthoine Hubert. The Ecuadorean-born 21-year-old suffered terribly, both physically and mentally, after the Formula Two crash at Spa-Francorchamps that claimed Hubert's life, and changed his own irrevocably. "It will define and...

Racing separately from the second tier for the first time in its history, Formula 3 will make its long-awaited return in Barcelona, as Formula 1’s premier support series for the Spanish Grand Prix – and it’s primed to produce a blockbuster. Armed with the same three races per-round format that Formula 2 is this season, fans will be treated to more third-tier action than ever before. Here are five reasons why you should be excited about F3’s return… 1. Brand new academy talent A fresh batch of junior talent has arrived on the Road to F1 looking to catch the eye of on-looking Formula ...