Vaya cara la de Fernando...

La imagen es escalofriante, el milagro es que lo pueda contar.

Que pena que no pueda competir esta temporada, pero espero que vuelva la próxima porque es un grandísimo piloto que merece muchos éxitos en F1. Ojalá su mano supere esta semana importantísima que han marcado, y le veamos pronto pilotando. Mucha fuerza Kubica. Todos estamos contigo.

Fernando Alonso ha acudido al hospital donde está siendo operado su buen amigo Robert Kubica para estar cerca de la familia y darle todo el apoyo que pueda tras el desgraciado accidente que ha sufrido el polaco. La relación entre los dos pilotos de Fórmula 1 se remonta ya a muchos años atrás y ambos siempre han compartido aficiones y se han divertido juntos en el 'paddock' de los Grandes Premios.

Como se puede ver en las imágenes (publicadas por Il Vostro Giornale), el de Ferrari espera fuera del hospital junto al manager de Kubica a que el polaco salga del quirófano y poder verlo. Alonso se ha desplazado desde Maranello, donde estaba entrenando en el simulador.


Fuente: F1 al día

(07-02-2011, 00:48)valeos escribió: Dios! El milagro es que lo pueda contar. Hoy Kubica a vuelto a nacer

A mi me parece que esa es la mejor noticia del día (han muerto 17 personas este fin de semana en España en accidentes de tráfico). La vida es mucho mas que F1 y Kubica solo tiene 26 años. Ahora a desear que se recupere lo mas pronto posible.

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Dios! El milagro es que lo pueda contar. Hoy Kubica a vuelto a nacer
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pues después de lo de Canadá ya lleva dos...

Sólo espero que se recupere. No me molaría perder a ese pilotazo. Es uno de los actuales pilotos que creo que se merece ser campeón del mundo.

http://www.grandprix.com/ns/ns22913.html


Surgeon explains Kubica operation
Robert Kubica is still undergoing surgery in the Santa Corona hospital in Pietra Ligure, being overseen by Dr. Riccardo Ceccarelli, the Renault GP doctor, and renowned hand surgeon Professor Igor Rossello who is based locally.

Kubica first underwent bone reconstruction surgery before doctors focussed of tissue and nerve damage, while at the same time another surgical team worked on his leg injuries. In addition to multiple fractures to his right arm, leg and hand, initial concerns were that his right hand might have to be amputated, but doctors managed to reattach the blood supply and hope the operation will be a success. Kubica will be watched closely overnight to monitor other issues.


Doctor Prof Igor Rossello said, "We have to wait at least a week to see if his hand survives.", when asked about the likelihood of whether Kubica's hand will return to full capability.

"The nerve lesions are the ones that leave us with the most question marks over the recovery of functions. Rehabilitation will be relatively long, probably one year. He came here with multiple traumas, with several associated injuries. He won't necessarily have to undergo further surgery on the hand, but he will if needed. One year is the best provision. I think it is quite difficult now, but you never know. Drivers are always very special patients. I have a lot of motorbike patients and they heal in a much faster way - faster than normal people."

Kubica's manager Daniele Morelli says that it is too early to speculate about the recovery process: "Unfortunately the impact with the guardrail caused serious harm. He has been diagnosed with multiple fractures to his leg and right arm, especially complications related to his right hand. We shall see later if the operation was successful. The clinical picture is not easy. We expect to make the necessary assessments tonight. The surgeons are trying to restore the functionality of his right hand. We must now think about the muscle function, but Robert has a very strong temper and will succeed. The important thing is that Robert recoveries, as it has already proven to do with the incident in Canada. On that occasion it took him three months to get back on track."

Kubica's co-driver Jakub Gerber told Gazzetta dello Sport: "We were on the first four kilometres of the first special stage. I was looking at the notes and didn't notice that the car was skidding. Only when we crashed I saw Robert holding his arm, and after a few moments he lost consciousness. Robert isn't just a great driver, he is a friend. I just hope he can recover soon."

Renault team principal Eric Boullier said, "Robert is a person we love dearly: we are extremely sad and obviously shocked. We've let him do it because rallying is what he loves to do. Rallying is vital for Robert and for his sanity. Besides that, there is a reciprocal agreement. We knew the risks and so did he. We didn't want a robot or a corporate man for a driver."

Putos guarda raíles...

Grande Alonso, a ver porque eso no lo escriben los medios... solo escriben lo malo... es el único piloto que ha ido a verle en persona.

Respecto a Kubica, una pena, este año iba a hacer algo grande seguramente, es la 3 vez que tiene un accidente grave... Yo sinceramente creo que nos hemos quedado sin Kubica en la f1... Sera un campeón sin titulo como muchos otros pilotos buenos a lo largo de la historia.

En 2008 estuvo ahí luchando con BMW y el año pasado con Renault increible.

Respecto al tema deportivo... Perdonar si es algo pronto, pero quien seria el sustituto, por ahí leí que estaría bien ver a Kimi y estoy completamente de acuerdo, si hay que suplir a un gran piloto, que sea con otro similar y mas si es Kimi!