Racing Legend John Force Released from Hospital After Fiery Crash

The racing world was shaken when legendary racer John Force suffered a traumatic brain injury in a fiery crash at the Virginia Nationals last month. After nearly a month in the hospital, Force has finally been released and will continue his recovery at home.

At 75 years old, Force has defied age and continued to compete at the highest level of racing. The crash, which occurred at speeds of 300 miles per hour, left him with a fractured sternum in addition to the brain injury. Despite the severity of the incident, Force is expected to make a full recovery.

Force, a 16-time Funny Car champion, has had an illustrious career with 157 NHRA event wins under his belt. His last title came in 2013, showcasing his enduring talent and passion for the sport. Not only has Force left a mark on the racing world, but his daughters Ashley, Brittany, and Courtney have also followed in his footsteps and become successful drag racers.

The news of Force’s release from the hospital has been met with relief and joy from fans who have been eagerly awaiting updates on his condition. As he begins the next phase of his recovery on an outpatient basis, the racing community will undoubtedly continue to show their support for this living legend.

Stay tuned for more updates on John Force’s journey back to the track and his continued impact on the world of racing. Share your thoughts on this incredible story in the comments below.