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Just 18 months on from his devastating crash in Spa-Francorchamps, Juan Manuel Correa has made his official return to action, taking part in the Formula 3 pre-season tests with ART Grand Prix in Spielberg and he hailed it as a “positive” experience. Stepping into a car for just the third time since the crash – which tragically claimed the life of Anthoine Hubert and left Correa in a coma for two weeks with severe injuries to his lungs, spine, and legs - Correa was testing Formula 3 machinery for the first time, having undergone several surgeries and lived with a leg brace for ...

Correa drives first metres in Formula 3 after heavy crash and recuperation 04-04-2021 09:44 | Updated: 04-04-2021 10:37 At Austria's Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, Juan Manuel Correa made his first metres in Formula 3 this weekend. Following his horror crash at Spa-Francorchamps in 2019, the two-day FIAFormula 3 test embodies Correa's official return to motorsport. The Ecuadorian-American driver signed with Formula 3 team ART Grand Prix last February, ending his long period of rehabilitation. Correa was involved in the 2019 Formula 2 crash that took the life of Anthoine Hubert. During this time,...

Three months after a life-threatening crash, Romain Grosjean is returning to racing. Grosjean had to escape his car as it was engulfed by flames at the Bahrain Grand Prix in November 2020.

Correa back behind the wheel at Paul Ricard test Date published: February 16 2021 In a private test around Paul Ricard, Juan Manuel Correa was back behind the wheel of a racing car for the first time in 533 days. The American racer was involved in a horrifying crash at Spa in 2019 during a Formula 2 race, which tragically claimed the life of Anthoine Hubert. Correa was left with severe leg injuries, and while many believed his career was over, after 17 months of rehabilitation Correa will return to action in the 2021 Formula 3 Championship with ART Grand Prix. But before that milestone, Corr...

Sixteen months ago Juan Manuel Correa lay in an induced coma in a London hospital. He had been involved in the crash that had killed his fellow driver Anthoine Hubert during a Formula Two race in