Billy Monger returned to racing at Donington Park in British Formula 3 action on Saturday, less than 18 months on from having both legs partially amputated as a result of injuries sustained in a huge crash at the same track. Monger was racing in Formula 4 last April when he suffered a terrifying shunt, with life-altering consequences. The 19-year-old has incredibly returned to racing in 2018, driving for Carlin with a specially adapted car that features a throttle button on his steering wheel. A dream result appeared to be on the cards when Monger qualified on pole for the first race of the meet on Saturday. However, a poor start dropped the Briton down to sixth place, as eventual...
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