Racing driver Will Davison has been discharged from hospital after sustaining a suspected lower back fracture in what organisers say was the biggest crash in V8 Supercars history at Symmons Plains in Tasmania.
The Tekno Racing driver copped a heavy hit in yesterday’s 12-car pile-up.
Race officials said the unprecedented crash caused about $2 million in damage.
Doctors said they suspected Davison had fractured his lower back and further scans would confirm or disprove that diagnosis.
His manager, David Segal, said the 34-year-old, who was in Launceston General Hospital, suffered belt trauma.
“While he is in reasonable spirits, he’s had a pretty tough night and he’s not feeling fabulous,” he said…
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