John Force, 75, the NHRA champion, is out of intensive care.
- The 75-year-old was admitted to a Richmond, Virginia, hospital’s acute neuro care unit. According to a statement from John Force Racing, Force continues to deal with cognitive issues and “behavioral symptoms” as a result of his injuries. “The way that (Power) can talk with clinical staff, relatives and John Power Hustling president Robert Hight … is a reassuring sign,” the assertion said. “However, there have also been times of confusion, which, according to doctors, require treatment that takes time and patience.” The assertion uncovered that Power likewise supported a broke sternum and a right wrist injury in the accident. Power and his family are known as “the primary group of racing” for their aggregate predominance in the game. As a driver, Force won 16 NHRA Funny Car championships, and as a car owner, he won 22 more. His daughters Brittany Force, Ashley Force Hood, and Courtney Force have all taken part in NHRA drag racing.
