I had the same injury, and it took 9 months to fully heal.
I had the same injury, and it took 9 months to fully heal.
Yep, hand and foot injuries can be very, very nasty to recover. At the very least I think he will be out for a couple of months, but probably more, so it is very realistic his season might be over. Maybe for Brazil, but if Lawson is doing well, why would they replace him with Ricciardo again for the last three races?Zynerji wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 19:16I had the same injury, and it took 9 months to fully heal.
I saw Horner interviewed on Sky, and he said Daniel is aiming for Singapore.Wouter wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 14:28.
Singapore? That is Thursday Sept 14!! In 2 1/2 weeks!!
Horner didn't say that at all!
..In conversation with the BBC, Horner provides an update on the situation at the sister team:
"It was a fairly simple procedure. For Daniel it is now all about his recovery.
For a normal person, the recovery period takes a few months, for a racing driver it is usually shorter.
A few months is 10 - 12 weeks at least. "Usually shorter" doesn't mean 2 1/2 weeks!
Red Bull boss Christian Horner expects Daniel Ricciardo will target the Singapore Grand Prix on Sep. 17 to return to Formula One.
Stroll broke both hands and was back in the car a couple of weeks later - at least Daniel has only broken one hand.Zynerji wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 19:16I had the same injury, and it took 9 months to fully heal.
I believe Horner said this before it was known that ricciardo's hand surgery had revealed a more complicated fracture than was expecteddjos wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 23:20I saw Horner interviewed on Sky, and he said Daniel is aiming for Singapore.Wouter wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 14:28.
Singapore? That is Thursday Sept 14!! In 2 1/2 weeks!!
Horner didn't say that at all!
..In conversation with the BBC, Horner provides an update on the situation at the sister team:
"It was a fairly simple procedure. For Daniel it is now all about his recovery.
For a normal person, the recovery period takes a few months, for a racing driver it is usually shorter.
A few months is 10 - 12 weeks at least. "Usually shorter" doesn't mean 2 1/2 weeks!
https://www.espn.com.au/f1/story/_/id/3 ... ian-horner
Red Bull boss Christian Horner expects Daniel Ricciardo will target the Singapore Grand Prix on Sep. 17 to return to Formula One.
It depends. My break was a shatter, and needed a metal bridge to hold the space for the bone to grow back together. That bone still ended up losing 5mm of length.djos wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 23:24Stroll broke both hands and was back in the car a couple of weeks later - at least Daniel has only broken one hand.
https://www.topgear.com/car-news/formul ... ken-wrists
Red Bull has bad news about Ricciardo's Formula 1 season
Helmut Marko expects Daniel Ricciardo to be out of action in Formula 1 for longer than first thought,
after suffering a broken hand in Zandvoort.
Liam Lawson, the reserve driver of Red Bull and AlphaTauri, got into the car in the Netherlands and will also drive the Italian Grand Prix weekend. In Monza we spoke to Dr. Helmut Marko about the situation, in which he gave bad news about Ricciardo and his F1 season in front of the microphone of RacingNews365, among others.
"Normally this takes six weeks," says the Red Bull advisor about the recovery process of such a broken hand.
"In the very best case, the first Grand Prix he will see again will be the Singapore race.
However, physically this is one of the most extreme circuits."
So the chance that we will see Ricciardo there again?
"It's unlikely. And the same actually applies to the race at Suzuka," he says, referring to the Japanese Grand Prix,
scheduled for Sunday, September 24.