Juan Manuel Correa will undergo a 10-hour operation this Sunday after the racer opted not to have his right foot amputated following his horrific Formula 2 crash. Correa was severely injured when he crashed into Anthoine Hubert on the second lap of the Formula 2 feature race at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit. Hubert did not survive. Correa has spent the past month in hospital, the surgery that he needed put on hold after he suffered Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome. But with his lungs having healed and the 20-year-old in the 'best condition possible', surgeons in an orthopedic hospital in England will on Sunday operate on his lower right leg. A statement from his family read: 'Earlier...
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