Juan Manuel Correa remains determined to make a return to racing i♚n the future after sustaining severe injuries in the Formula 2 crash at Spa in August that claimed the life of Anthoine Hubert.

Correa and Hubert were involved in the multi-car accident early in the F2 Feature Race at Spa. Huber🅰t died as a result of injuries sustained i♔n the crash.

Correa was left with injuries to his right leg, before later suffering from respiratory failure that resulted in him being 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:placed in a coma for two weeks.

The Sauber Junio🦹r Team by Charouz driver has since returned to his home in the United States to begin a lengthy rehabilitation process.

Speaking to Mundo Sport, Correa said that while he was unlikely to make a full recovery from his injuries𒐪, he “will fight to recover it enough to step on🌜 the throttle again.”

He added: “My passion is still racing. A friend asked me if t🏅his ends my F1 dream. I told him that an accident does not end the dream, but it does make you think if you want to take a risk for a d🐬ream.

“And I decided th🍨at I want to continue doing🎃 so because it is my dream.”

Correa said he was determined to make a return to🦂 racing not only for himself, but also in the memory of Hubert.

“It took me a few weeks to accept everything,” Correa said.ꩵ “It is difficult to understand with pain drugs in the hospital. It took me time to accept it, but my attitude is pragmatic: nothing will change what happened, so I have to make the best of it.

“Of course I feel sadness. Anthoine was a good friend, b🍒ut now I feel that I have to return not ꦐonly for myself, but also for him.

“When I woke up from the coma, I realised that I could stay in bed feeling bad and depressed, or fight to get up and go back, and that’s what I 𝐆do.

“I am motivated by the dream of🔯 returning to F2 and reaching F1 in the future.”

Correa will undergo further surger💯yꦗ on December 23, but said he is recovering faster than his doctors initially anticipated

“At the beginning, the doctors expected two yeꦉars to make the recovery, but my body ⛎is doing everything faster,” Correa said.

“It recovers and regenerates the bones fast📖er than normal. Being optimistic, in a year we could have the full idea of ​​how much more I can recover.”