Porsche's Wehrlein Escapes Injury in Dramatic Sao Paulo E-Prix Crash
Pascal Wehrlein emerged uninjured after a dramatic crash during the Sao Paulo E-Prix, with TAG Heuer Porsche confirming his safety following the incident.
The reigning Formula E champion's car flipped into the outside wall at Turn 6 after contact with Jaguar TCS Racing's Nick Cassidy. The collision occurred after Cassidy suffered damage from a previous incident with Maxilian Guenther, affecting his ability to navigate the turn properly.
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Porsche officials confirmed Wehrlein was taken to a local hospital for precautionary checks, emphasizing there were no serious injuries.
Antonio Felix da Costa, Wehrlein's teammate who finished second in the race, commented on the incident's significance regarding motorsport safety:
"It's a reminder that our sport is dangerous and we must race with respect," da Costa stated. "Our cars are getting faster, and some tracks are tight and bumpy. We need to know how to race side by side safely. The safety standards of these cars have proven to be excellent."
The incident serves as a testament to Formula E's safety protocols and the continued importance of responsible racing at high speeds. Porsche confirmed Wehrlein remains under observation but is in good condition.
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