Runner”Alfa Romeo » Guanyu Zhou expressed the opinion that the Halo head protection system saved him from serious injury in a crash at the British Formula 1 Grand Prix.
Guanyou’s car overturned on the Silverstone track on lap one and crashed into a barrier, flying over a tire barrier. The Chinese man was transported on a stretcher to an ambulance and taken to a medical center. In addition, four other drivers became participants in the incident, the race was suspended.
– When the car rolled over, the first thing I tried to cope with was to take my hand off the steering wheel, because in such an accident you can easily break your hand. When I was dragged to the ground, I knew there would be a bang because the car didn’t stop. And then I tried to put myself in the safest position possible, just waiting for the last blow.
As soon as the car stopped, I didn’t know where I was because I was upside down. The next thing I felt was some sort of leak (liquid), I don’t know (from where). So I just tried to shut off the engine. I knew that if a fire broke out, it would be difficult for me to get out.
It didn’t hurt, but the (liquid) was very cold, I didn’t know if it was blood or if I couldn’t feel my left side anymore. I thought I was next to the barriers, but in fact I was between the barriers and the fence. I don’t know how I survived. I hope Halo saved me, — quotes the words of Zhou Telegraph.
The International Automobile Federation (FIA) had previously announced its intention to carry out an investigation into the circumstances of the Chinese driver’s accident.
The Telegraph
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