Mick Schumacher’s Health Status was Revealed after the big Crash at Monaco GP

Mick Schumacher’s Health Status was Revealed after the big Crash at Monaco GP

Mick Schumacher’s car split in half after a brutal crash at the F1 Monaco GP. The driver had been brushing against the walls in the last laps and in the end, on lap 27, the car left him and ended up stamped against the protections. The car split in half but the pilot was unharmed.

The truth is that it is not the first time that the Haas driver has suffered an accident of this type. In Saudi Arabia he already suffered a brutal accident during Q2 after which he was taken by ambulance to the circuit clinic to be checked by doctors. The stewards brought out the yellow flag after Schumacher’s accident in Monaco but a few laps later showed a red flag and stopped the race to retire the car.

Mick Schumacher’s Health Status was Revealed after the big Crash at Monaco GP

A downpour just before the scheduled start delayed the race by 70 minutes, and it eventually got going on a drying teack.

Drivers just completed the switch from the full and intermediate wet tyres to dry tyres when Schumacher, running 17th, lost control of his car through the Swimming Pool section and slammed into the wall on the exit of the chicane.

Schumacher’s rear suspension and rear wing completely detached from the Haas car.

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Schumacher, the son of seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher, immediately climbed out of the car and walked back to the Haas garage.

Curiously, the race stewards cycled through all three of the options available to them in the case of a crash as marshals looked to clear the wreckage.