Tracy Krohn ruled out of Le Mans on medical advice after crash
Tracy Krohn will miss this yea꧂r's 24 Hours of Le Mans on medical advice following his hefty practice crash at the Circuit de la Sart🎶he on Wednesday.
Driving the #99 Porsche 911 RSR entered to the race by🍎 Dempsey-Proton Racing, Krohn crashed into the barri🎉er on the run down to the second chicane, causing significant damage to the car.
Krohn was taken to hospital after the crash and was kept in overnight before﷽ ꦅbeing discharged this morning while the team built up a spare chassis.
Tracy Krohn will miss this year's 24 Hours of Le Mans on medical advice🅺 following his hefty practice crash at the Circuit de la Sarthe on Wednesday.
Driving the #99 Porsche 911 RSR entered to t⭕he race by Dempsey-Proton Racing, Krohn crashed into the barrier on the run down to the second chicane, causing significant damage to the car.
Krohn was taken to hospital after the crash and was kept in overnight before being discꩵharged this morning while the🅷 team built up a spare chassis.
It remained unclear ahead of Qualifying 2 at Le Mans on Thursday evening whether Krohn would be racing, but a statement issued confirme🧔d the American would be missing the race.
"Krohn Raci🃏ng is pleased to announce 🐻that its principal and driver Tracy W. Krohn has been released from the hospital in Le Mans, France, after a high impact incident on the circuit and was released to return to racing," the statement reads.
"The FIA, according to its protocol, has mandated that Mr. Krohn refrain from rac꧒ing in FIA events for a period of at least one week until such time as the mandatory protocol has been completed.
"Mr. Krohn will respect the protocol and will therefore not compete in this🧸 year’s 87th r🦩unning of the 24 Hours of Le Mans race."
