Aug.24 Juan Manuel Correa will tackle the fabled Eau Rouge once again when he returns to racing action at Spa-Francorchamps two years after almost dying. It was late August in 2019 when, on the exit of F1's most famous corner, Correa's Formula 2 car careened into the crashed single seater of 22-year-old Anthoine Hubert, who subsequently died. Correa, now 22, sustained serious injuries to his legs and lungs, but ultimately survived and this year finally returned to racing in Formula 3. That series is a support race for the Belgian GP this weekend. 'I thought I'd never really be completely happy again if I didn't try to come back,' Correa told Italy's La Gazzetta dello Sport. 'I wanted to...
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