F1 - 2012
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Omega
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Siberiano
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Maria de Villota perde vista direita
A piloto espanhola Maria de Villota perdeu a vista direita após a operação a que foi sujeita, que teve início da tarde de ontem e só esta manhã terminou, segundo informou a equipa de Fórmula 1 Marussia na sua página oficial.Villota sofreu ontem um grave acidente, tendo sequelas ao nível do crânio e da face e durante a longa operação, que decorreu no hospital de Cambridge, foi dada a informação de que a piloto perdeu o olho direito.A equipa Marussia adianta ainda que o estado de Maria de Villota «é critico, mas estável». A escuderia informa, também, que «no que se refere ao acidente, está a ser levada a cabo uma investigação exaustiva ao ocorrido, que ainda não terminou».
Maria de Villota perde vista direita - SAPO Desporto
Maria de Villota perde vista direita - SAPO Desporto
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Coisa mais estúpida!
É um pouco estranho como é que os capacetes, mesmo depois do acidente do Massa continuam a não ser 100% eficazes.
Numa situação daquelas é impossível haver capacete que resista, infelizmente...
Coisa mais estúpida!
É um pouco estranho como é que os capacetes, mesmo depois do acidente do Massa continuam a não ser 100% eficazes.
Havendo forças envolvidas suficientes qualquer objecto parte. Não esquecer que ela foi contra um camião parado, se o capacete foi de encontro a uma qualquer parte de metal grande e resistente qualquer capacete parte, não hà muitas formas de dar a volta ao assunto..
SilverArrow
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Coisa mais estúpida!
É um pouco estranho como é que os capacetes, mesmo depois do acidente do Massa continuam a não ser 100% eficazes.
Pelas poucas imagens que há do acidente, foi uma sorte ela não ter ficado decapitada.
Pelo que entendi o camião tinha a plataforma levantada do chão e na horizontal mesmo à altura da cabeça da piloto dentro do carro.
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A toyota não fornece motores a nenhuma equipa de F1, a Marussia usa motores cosworth.
TILT
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Cosworth.
Hoje vê-se os pilotos quase a atravessar paredes e logo a seguir saírem dali como se nada fosse e num teste simples acontece uma coisa destas...
Rápidas melhoras, dentro do possível.
domfillas
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Exacto... a plataforma está levantada do chão e ao nível da cabeça.
Se a plataforma estive-se pousada no chão ou totalmente fechada, o carro teria passado ao lado do reboque/camião...
Demoneeth
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Perdeu o olho direito
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Full extent of de Villota injuries revealed
Despite a lengthy operation lasting through the night, Maria de Villota has lost her right eye as a result of the testing accident she suffered at Duxford Airfield on Tuesday.
The latest statement issued by the Marussia F1 team following Maria de Villota's accident in testing at Duxford Airfield does not make for happy reading, revealing the extent of the injuries suffered by the Spanish driver.
Having been airlifted to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge with serious head and facial injuries, de Villota underwent a lengthy procedure that began on Tuesday afternoon and lasted through until Wednesday morning. She remains in a critical but stable condition.
Team principal John Booth, with the consent and support of the Spaniard's family, provided the following update, which provides as much detail as is possible at this time:
“Maria emerged from theatre at Addenbrooke's Hospital this morning after a lengthy operation to address the serious head and facial injuries she received in the accident at Duxford Airfield yesterday," he began.
“We are grateful for the medical attention that Maria has been receiving and her family would like to thank the Neurological and Plastics surgical teams. However, it is with great sadness that I must report that, due to the injuries she sustained, Maria has lost her right eye.
“Maria's care and the wellbeing of her family remain our priority at this time. Her family are at the hospital and we are doing everything possible to support them.
“We ask for everyone's patience and understanding with regard to updates on Maria's condition. We will provide further information when it is appropriate to do so and with consideration for her family.
“In the meantime, we would all like to take this opportunity to praise the emergency services at Duxford Airfield, who were on stand-by yesterday, as is usual procedure for an F1 test.
“With regard to the accident, we have embarked on a very comprehensive analysis of what happened and this work continues for the moment.
"Finally, we have been overwhelmed by messages of support for Maria, her family and the team, and we would like to express our sincere gratitude for those.”
Full extent of de Villota injuries revealed | F1 News | Jul 2012 | Crash.Net
Perdeu o olho direito
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Full extent of de Villota injuries revealed
Despite a lengthy operation lasting through the night, Maria de Villota has lost her right eye as a result of the testing accident she suffered at Duxford Airfield on Tuesday.
The latest statement issued by the Marussia F1 team following Maria de Villota's accident in testing at Duxford Airfield does not make for happy reading, revealing the extent of the injuries suffered by the Spanish driver.
Having been airlifted to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge with serious head and facial injuries, de Villota underwent a lengthy procedure that began on Tuesday afternoon and lasted through until Wednesday morning. She remains in a critical but stable condition.
Team principal John Booth, with the consent and support of the Spaniard's family, provided the following update, which provides as much detail as is possible at this time:
“Maria emerged from theatre at Addenbrooke's Hospital this morning after a lengthy operation to address the serious head and facial injuries she received in the accident at Duxford Airfield yesterday," he began.
“We are grateful for the medical attention that Maria has been receiving and her family would like to thank the Neurological and Plastics surgical teams. However, it is with great sadness that I must report that, due to the injuries she sustained, Maria has lost her right eye.
“Maria's care and the wellbeing of her family remain our priority at this time. Her family are at the hospital and we are doing everything possible to support them.
“We ask for everyone's patience and understanding with regard to updates on Maria's condition. We will provide further information when it is appropriate to do so and with consideration for her family.
“In the meantime, we would all like to take this opportunity to praise the emergency services at Duxford Airfield, who were on stand-by yesterday, as is usual procedure for an F1 test.
“With regard to the accident, we have embarked on a very comprehensive analysis of what happened and this work continues for the moment.
"Finally, we have been overwhelmed by messages of support for Maria, her family and the team, and we would like to express our sincere gratitude for those.”
Full extent of de Villota injuries revealed | F1 News | Jul 2012 | Crash.Net
DarkVeill
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Mais explicações no vídeo... onde se nota que ela estava em aproximação, a velocidade reduzida, quase parada, sendo que os engenheiros se aproximaram para falar com ela, e de súbito... o carro acelerou e foi embater na traseira do camião, com a plataforma em baixo, ao nível da cabeça...
E a Lei de Murphy veio ao de cima...
[video=youtube;rHv-1BJHuj0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=rHv-1BJHuj0&NR=1[/video]
E a Lei de Murphy veio ao de cima...
[video=youtube;rHv-1BJHuj0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=rHv-1BJHuj0&NR=1[/video]
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