Felix Rosenqvist seriously injured but stable after his race car has mechanical issue and crashes into tires and retaining wall at the Detroit Grand Prix in Detroit, Michigan
Rosenqvist hospitalized after crash into wall at Belle Isle
The throttle appeared to stick in Rosenqvist’s car as he entered the sixth turn at the Raceway at Belle Isle Park. With no way to stop or slow his car, the Swede slammed into a tire barrier with enough force to move the retaining wall.
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Rosenqvist was in 22nd place when his car drove under the barrier striking the steel and concrete wall.
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Dr. Geoffrey Billows of IndyCar told NBC Sports reporter Marty Snider that Rosenqvist was “doing fine” and never lost consciousness but was experiencing soreness. Billows said Rosenqvist was in stable condition during his visit to the infield care center for preliminary evaluation.
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