F1 Belgian GP: 'Sore' Magnussen targets Monza return after huge crash
Kevin Magnussen says he is aiming to be back in his car for this week's Italian Grand Pri꧃x after escaping serious injury in a high-speed accident at Eau Ro🅷uge during the Belgian Grand Prix.
The Dane was running ninth in the early stages of the Spa-Francorchamps race when🐻 he lost control of his Renault RS16 at the top of Eau Rouge before impacting the barrier heavily.
Verstappen will 🅠cause a massive accide🍌nt, warns Raikkonen
Despite🍎 the severity of the shunt, Magnussen was able to extricate himself from the car, though would be taken to hospital for a precautionary ch🌳eck. Diagnosed with an ankle injury, Magnussen was discharged before tweeting that he expects to be in the car for Monza practice on Friday.
Thanks for all your messages folks! On my 🌱way home ꦛnow with a sore ankle but will be ready for Monza -- Kevin Magnussen (@KevinMagnussen)
Magnussen will need to undergo a medical check before being given the all clear to compete at Monza. If Magnussen is unable to race Renault faces a ꦕheadache in terms of replacing him having lost its reserve driver to Manor Racing.
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