The project will consult drivers globally by researching and documenting instances of concussion, and aims to change guidance for when competitors return to motor sport.
In their Road Back feature, the FIA speak to newly appointed Toro Rosso Formula 1 driver Alexander Albon, who missed a round of the Formula 2 championship last year due to breaking his collarbone. Dr Paul Trafford and Dr Ian Roberts examine the evolution of extrication in motor sport, with the pair offering insight into the latest discussions around the topic.
The big interview features the newly appointed Head of Medical Affairs at the FIA, Dr Pau Mota who discusses his background in medicine and his ambitious plans for the future with the FIA medical department. The latest ‘View from the Ground’ column features Dr Clare Fisher, who gives her views from the medical scene for grassroots motor sport in New Zealand.
The FIA also take a look at how BMW adapted its DTM car to accommodate double amputee Alex Zanardi, enabling him to drive it competitively using only his hands.