Just two weeks after he was in hospital having his appendix removed, Carlos Sainz is expected to be back at the wheel of his Formula 1 Ferrari in Melbourne on Friday.
It is often taken for granted that racing drivers can do things like that, and after all, it's only a couple of years since Alex Albon performed a similar feat, returning in Singapore after missing the Italian GP following an appendix removal. Albon, however, had two free weekends between races, so what Sainz is doing this weekend should not be underestimated. Melbourne on Thursday was the first opportunity for the Spaniard to fully explain how his Jeddah weekend unfolded.
'Obviously, I put together a very strong recovery plan since day one that I landed back home to be ready for this race.' He was helped by the fact that an appendix removal, while not exactly pleasant, is not quite as dramatic an operation as it was just a few years ago. 'Well first of all it's possible thanks to the advances that the medicine has done in the last 20-30 years,' Sainz explained.
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