Carlos Sainz informed all his followers through social networks that he is fine after the serious accident he suffered at the NEOM Island X Prix of Extreme E, held in Sardinia on Thursday. Two-time world rally champion and three-time Dakar winner saw Swedish Johan Kristofferson hit him hard in the right back of his Odyssey 21, causing him to roll several times and he had to go to hospital for perform precautionary medical check- ups.
“Fortunately and all check-ups were positive and I was released from the hospital, although a bit painful,” the Spaniard said before blasting against the organizers of Extreme E for the 30-second penalty Johan received for his dirty actions. which would have been avoided if he had braked at the entrance of the road that Carlos had first reached.
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“However, I am extremely disappointed with what happened on the track and more than the fact that the penalty of only 30 seconds was applied to anyone who caused this serious accident. In more than 40 years of racing, this is one of the most serious actions that I have seen without permission in an ideal way ”, he exclaimed about the action of the four -time Rallycross world champion.
“Thank you all very much for your messages,” ended ‘El Matador’.
Source: La Verdad
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