Flörsch combative: “I will come back”

You have that eleven-hour operation coped “well” and hopes that “it will only get better from now on,” the Munich resident wrote on Facebook. After the complicated procedure, she would have to “stay in Macau for a few more days until I am fit to be transported”.

Despite the shock, Flörsch is apparently already thinking about returning to the racing car. “I will be back,” she wrote, thanking her fans “for every single get well wish that I am now starting to read. That really motivates me and gives me courage.” She also thinks of everyone “who was involved in the accident. I hope everyone is healthy.” Sophia Flörsch's horror accident in Macau. © APA/afp / TONY WONG

A rescue team took care of Flörsch immediately after the terrible crash on Sunday. "Thank you for all the encouraging and reassuring words during those hard minutes in my car," she wrote, adding a "big thank you to the medical staff here in Macau for their kind and professional treatment."

Previously, Lei Wai Seng, director of the Conde S. Märzio Hospital in Macau, said that Flörsch could move her arms and legs freely and her vital signs were stable. You were there Accident on Sunday the seventh cervical vertebra broken. During the operation, the doctors removed bone from her hip and inserted it into the vertebra to support it.

I survived the operation which took 11 hours well. Hope from now on it only gets better. I have to stay a few more days...

Posted by Sophia floersch on Tuesday, November 20, 2018

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Flörsch combative: “I will come back”

Racing driver Sophia Flörsch (17) spoke out with a statement for the first time after her terrible accident at the Formula 3 world finale.

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