Albon admits he needs the winter to get back to 100% fitness after he suffered appendicitis and respiratory failure during the Italian GP weekend. F1
driver Albon fell ill on the Saturday of the Italian Grand Prix, requiring immediate surgery for appendicitis before complications led to respiratory failure. He was ultimately discharged a few days later and returned to racing at the Singapore Grand Prix.
Albon said in Singapore that he was"fit as I can be" and pain-free to return, albeit at one of the most physically-challenging races on the calendar, which was followed by another tough race at Suzuka one week later. Asked by Motorsport.com following the end of the season in Abu Dhabi if he had got back to 100% fitness since Monza, Albon said:"I would say [I need the] winter to get to 100%."But realistically speaking, Singapore was tough, Japan was 75%, and after Japan, I felt pretty good."after spending 2021 in a reserve role at Red Bull, and led the British team's efforts throughout the year.
The Anglo-Thai driver scored three of its five top-10 finishes, including runs to ninth in Miami and 10th in Australia with an audacious strategy, making up for its lack of performance compared to the teams further ahead.Photo by: Sam Bloxham /
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