Juan Manuel Correa is targeting an early 2021 comeback to racing after completing rehabilitation, but admits his parents have lost the passion he still has for motor racing. read more »

Former Formula 2 star Juan Manuel Correa has confirmed that he plans to return to racing in 2021, one year ahead of schedule. read more »

American driver Juan Manuel Correa on his rehabilitation and hopes of a racing comeback after sustaining life-altering injuries in the Formula 2 crash which killed Anthoine... read more »

Juan Manuel Correa has expressed optimism that he will be able to return to track action in 2021, as he continues his recuperation following last year's Formula 2... read more »

Carlos Sainz and Juan Manuel Correa join the grid for the Virtual Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Juan Manuel Correa will make his F1 Esports debut for Alfa Romeo in this weekend's Chinese Virtual Grand Prix. read more »

Juan Manuel Correa is taking action to gain access to the full accident report from the FIA which details their findings of what caused the horrific crash at the start of the... read more »

Juan Manuel Correa is confused as to why the FIA have not yet made a full report available to him regarding the F2 horror crash in Spa. read more »

Juan Manuel Correa believes the FIA's report into the Formula 2 accident that left him with serious injuries, and claimed the life of Anthoine Hubert, has raised more... read more »

The FIA have concluded their investigation into the cause of the ultimately fatal crash of Anthoine Hubert at Spa Francorchamps during the 2019 Belgium Grand Prix weekend, an... read more »

Formula 2 driver Juan Manuel Correa after reports of him being critical of FIA officials following the crash at Spa Francorchamps, the same incident that took the life of... read more »

The chief medical officer at Spa, doctor Christian Wahlen, has dismissed the claims of Juan Manuel Correa that he was forgotten about after his horror crash at the circuit. read more »

Juan Manuel Correa almost died four days after his Formula 2 crash and says the blame lies in part with the FIA. read more »

Juan Manuel Correa is determined to return to racing for himself and for Anthoine Hubert who was killed at Spa this season. read more »

Juan Manuel Correa returns home to Miami after two-month hospital stay read more »

Formula 2 driver Juan Manuel Correa stands up for first time since the fatal crash at the Belgian Grand Prix. read more »

American driver Juan Manuel Correa has posted a video for the first time since he suffered serious leg injuries in the Formula 2 crash which killed Anthoine Hubert. read more »

Juan Manuel Correa returned to social media to post an update on his condition as he continues to recover from his injuries sustained in the crash that killed Anthoine Hubert... read more »

Juan Manuel Correa has released his first public statement after undergoing a 17-hour operation on the serious injuries he sustained in the crash which also killed Anthoine Hubert. read more »

Juan Manuel Correa has released a public statement for the first time since sustaining severe injuries in the crash that killed F2 driver Anthoine Hubert. read more »

Juan Manuel Correa has spoken publicly for the first time since his horrific Spa-Francorchamps F2 crash, saying he faces an “uncertain” recovery given the extent of his leg... read more »

Juan Manuel Correa has thanked well-wishers for their "immense" support, as he spoke publicly for the first time since suffering severe leg injuries in an accident in... read more »

Formula 2 driver Juan Manuel Correa will undergo surgery on his right leg on Sunday, four weeks after being injured in the crash that killed French racer Anthoine Hubert. read more »

American racing driver Juan Manuel Correa, who was injured in the F2 crash which killed Anthoine Hubert, has opted for reconstructive surgery on his right leg rather than... read more »

Juan Manuel Correa is set to undergo extensive surgery on his right leg on Sunday, having rejected the option of having his right foot amputated. read more »