It appears things have turned around a bit for the positive now. Various news reports say that Alvaro is not as heavily injured as initially feared, there are no fractures and his CT scan came back clear. However, he’s taken a heavy hit to his back and got some severe bruising that will certainly need some treatment with painkillers and physiotherapy. He is currently on his way back to the circuit and might even attempt to take a qualifying lap around the circuit. If he doesn’t qualify today but gets the green light from the Clinica Mobile tomorrow, then he should be able to still get on the grid via special exception from race direction as he was within qualifying time in both FP1 and FP2.
We will keep you updated.
