Dr Jens Pohlmann, the senior Skoda Auto executive who was badly injured when knocked down by an out-of-control emergency vehicle during the recent FIA Rally of Argentina, underwent Pelvis surgery this morning (Tuesday) in Cordoba’s Hospital de Urgencias.
The respirator that was supplementing Dr Pohlmann’s breathing was removed on Friday and his condition has improved over the weekend. He is now breathing on his own, only with the help of an oxygen mask.
It was one of the most dramatic days in the modern F1 era and still holds a place in today’s record books!
The drivers and teams report back from the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve for the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix.
Alex Albon became one of six retirees from the Canadian Grand Prix after his Williams was hit by the McLaren of Oscar Piastri, an incident that Piastri was penalised for.
Max Verstappen has again cast doubt over his long-term Formula 1 future, describing the current generation of cars as “anti-racing” and warning the sport risks losing its identity if planned engine changes are not introduced for 2027. The post Why proposed F1 power split is the bare minimum for Verstappen appeared first on ApexF1.com.
Racing Bulls have been fined €30,000 (£25,900), two-thirds of which has been suspended, after the stewards discovered a fault on Liam Lawson’s car.
George Russell insists the dramatic clash with Kimi Antonelli during the Canadian Grand Prix sprint was “not a big deal” after the Mercedes teammates nearly came together twice during the race. The post ‘No big deal’: Russell downplays Mercedes sprint clash appeared first on ApexF1.com.
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Kimi Antonelli has created Formula 1 history by becoming the first driver to win his opening four career grands prix consecutively, taking victory in an action-packed Canadian Grand Prix as his championship rivals faltered behind him. The post Russell heartbreak, McLaren misery as Antonelli wins in Canada appeared first on ApexF1.com.
After qualifying 14th for the Canadian Grand Prix, Pierre Gasly looked in for a difficult afternoon in Montreal. But the Frenchman put in a strong drive to climb into the points on Sunday and finish eighth, which he was quick to call “damage limitation.”