Formula 2 driver Juan Manuel Correa has been taken out of an induced coma but still faces "a race against time" to undergo major surgery on leg injuries. Correa, 20, suffered a spinal injury and broken legs in the crash at Spa, Belgium on 31 August that killed 22-year-old Frenchman Anthoine Hubert. The Ecuador-born American has not yet had surgery on leg injuries as his lungs must recover first. A medical update on Friday said he was "conscious" but "not fully yet awake". Doctors said it will take a few days until he wakes given he has been in an induced coma since the crash. "As of today, Juan Manuel Correa has been removed from the ECMO [extracorporeal...
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