The Turkishꦓ driver lost control of his car at Turn 10 before spinning backwards into th💝e barriers at the following corner.

The session was subsequently♉ red-flagged and Bolukbasi was unable to get out of his car u🦋nder his own power.

Bolukbasi was taken to the hospital for precau🎐tionary checks and was forced to miss qualifying as a result.

On Saturday morning,𒊎 F2 announced that B𒊎olukbasi is unable to race again this weekend.

The statement read: “Following medical examination, th𝕴e driver of car #23 was found to have suffered 🥂a concussion and remained in hospital overnight for further precautionary checks. He has been declared unfit to race and has therefore been withdrawn from the event by the team.”

This means 21 cars will take to the track in the sprint race which takes p♍lace at 1230 GMT.

The weekend 𓄧will continue as🅘 scheduled despite some doubt following a missile strike nearby to the circuit.

Formula 1 had🗹 a meeting that lasted over four hours after second practice, which included the drivers, team principals and senior management including Stefano Domenicali, Ross Brawn and FIA president Mohammed bin Sulꦅayem.

The weekend in Jeddah will continue to go ahead as planned with F2's sprint race taking place on Saturday ahead of F1's FP3 and the feature𒉰 race scheduled for before the grand prix on Sunday.