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Trulli says that he was suffering from graining so he gave Kubica the left side of the track (from the TV viewpoint, from the cockpit view he gave him room on the right). Next thing Trulli knows he feels a hit in the rear end of the car and the rest is history.
http://www.planet-f1.com/story/0,189...200054,00.html
If you read Truli interview after the race, it is clear that his mind was on Robert and not on the race anymore. That's probably why he lost it coming out of the pit, he said "the race wasn't important anymore".
He is probably one of the happiest people to have found out that Robert is OK.
http://www.f1-live.com/f1/en/headlin...11160111.shtmlQuote:
Robert Kubica's first question to doctors at the hospital on Sunday was: "Can I race in Indianapolis next Sunday?"
That's attitude!! Racing is in his blood. :D
if kubica had a concussion and he was unconscious for a few minutes he shouldnt race indy as the risk of further injury after a concussion is big.Quote:
Originally Posted by ojciec dyrektor
I agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by ratonmacias
fantastic that he is largely unscathed, i doubt he will race at Indy, but i can't believe its even an option.
regarding the replay situation, i think that they showed replays whilst the medical team were with him trackside, and i can only assume that they gave the news that Robert was concious at the scene and so they showed the replays of the accident, otherwise it would have been extremely poor taste to show before anyone knew he was safe.
apparently he says he remembers most of the accident, so he must have been concious for a large part of it, like i said i doubt he will race at Indy, but the option alone is an incredible story - they obviously build them of strong stuff in Poland and kudos to Robert for wanting to get straight back in the car
http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/1156/swkg8.jpg
Omg, how close Robert was to lose his feet... :eek:
It is a miracle hes got away with nothing seriously broken or handicapped, it was quite a shunt, and i was worried for a moment that something was wrong :(
Hoep he recovers soon, cause he's a brilliant talent, and has the capability of being as good as nick in that BMW :up:
Only a sprained ankle, amazing strength of these F1 cars.
That was a sickening crash, especially as he appeared not to be able to extricate himself from the car. To escape with "merely" a sprained ankle is little short of miraculous. I'm very pleased for Robert and wish him a complete and swift recovery.