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Alex Albon has been released from hospital after he suffered respiratory failure and was left on a ventilator following complications from surgery. Albon, 26, was ruled out of the Italian Grand Prix in Monza with appendicitis on Saturday morning, before being transferred to nearby San Gerardo Hospital for treatment.
Granted, the 2022 Italian Grand Prix could have had a bit more action. And sure, Max Verstappen charged his Red Bull RB18 through the field with vigour and intent, but all that was over by Lap 13 of 53 when he had a commanding lead on the race.
Williams' Formula One driver Alex Albon suffered "respiratory failure" and was left on a ventilator following complications from surgery on his appendix.
Williams' Alex Albon was put on a ventilator after complications following surgery for appendicitis but the Thai driver has since recovered and is expected to be released from hospital on Tuesday, the team said on Monday.
Alex Albon was in intensive care after respiratory failure as Williams explained the driver’s absence from the Italian Grand Prix on Monday.
Alex Albon will miss the Formula One Italian Grand Prix this weekend after coming down with appendicitis, his team Williams announced on Saturday. "Williams Racing can confirm that, after feeling unwell this morning and seeking medical advice from the FIA and local hospital, Alex Albon is now undergoing treatment for appendicitis," the team said in a statement. "Alex is in good spirits and the team wishes him a speedy recovery."
MONZA, Italy (AP) — Charles Leclerc will be looking to reignite the Formula One championship race on his home track after clinching pole position for Sunday's Italian Grand Prix.
MONZA, Italy : Red Bull's Formula One leader Max Verstappen was fastest in final practice on Saturday for the Italian Grand Prix, but Ferrari's Charles Leclerc looked a good bet for pole position at his team's home race.