'That is a life saved' - F2 driver survives horrific crash thanks to Halo

The Halo cockpit protection device ensured DAMS driver Roy Nissany was able to exit his car unscathed after a crash with Red Bull F1 junior Dennis Hauger.
'That is a life saved' - F2 driver survives horrific crash thanks to Halo

Nissany pushed Hauger off the track on the run down♉ to Club corner in the final part of the Silverstone circuit on Lap 1 of the F2 featur💃e race on Sunday morning.

H✨auger picked up a puncture in the process meaning he had no control over his Prema car, running over the grass b🔥efore being catapulted up into the air by the sausage kerb.

His car was sent airborne and crashed onto the top of Nissany, before bo🌞💧th cars stopped in the gravel trap.

F2 comm🌠entator Tom Gaymor exclaimed live on air: “That is a liဣfe saved”.

Had the safety device not been🔯 in place, Nissany might 🌄have not been able to walk away from that crash.

The Halo was introduced for the start o🐎f🐼 the 2018 F1 season despite heavy criticism.

However, it has been integral in protecting drivers, m⛎ost notably Romain Grosjean at the 2020 Bah♐rain Grand Prix.

It also protected seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton during his crash with title rival Max Verstappen at Monza last year, when the Dutchman’s Red Bull was launc🌞hed onto the top of Hamilton, even hitting his helmet in the process. 

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