Oh oh this takes off like a rocket! Even so lots of fans saw it's not a seat fit.... i will not replace anyone anywhere I am the happiest guy being able to drive @dtm_motorsport for @bmwmotorsport with such a great partner like @deutschepost so don't worry. Still overwhelmed by all the comments and lots of funny comments but will show you soon which Team contacted me
the Beeb said:The perils of racing on high-speed American oval tracks were emphasised as former F1 driver Sebastien Bourdais suffered multiple fractures to his pelvis and a fracture to his right hip in a high-speed crash.
The Frenchman, 38, was fastest after the first two laps of his four-lap qualifying run but lost control exiting Turn One, smashed head-on into the barriers and rolled before coming to a rest.
IndyCar said in a statement that Bourdais was due to have surgery on his pelvis on Saturday evening at the Indiana University Health Methodist Hospital.
Dale Coyne Racing's team owner said in a statement on Saturday: "Sebastien is in good hands here at the hospital with the staff and now we just wait for him to recover."
Bourdais, who drove for F1 team Toro Rosso in 2008 and 2009, had been "awake and alert" immediately after the accident and had not lost consciousness.
Another enormous F4 accident at Oulton earlier, this time for Jamie Caroline, upside down in the Old Hall barriers, and it looks like Patrik Pasma (who was the driver who Billy Monger hit) was in the thick of the action again as they were fighting over 3rd at the time. According to ITV Jamie Caroline is OK (possible hand injury). It seems it wasn't caught on camera.
Three big accidents already today (two in the Clios). They really need to sort out the driving standards before another driver gets seriously hurt.