Is Ryan Newman OK After Crash?

(CNN) NASCAR driver Ryan Newman was released from the hospital Wednesday, just two days after his terrifying crash during the last lap of the Daytona 500. Roush Fenway Racing tweeted a photo of Newman walking out of the hospital with his two daughters. 2) The safety advancements NASCAR has made are incredible.”

What injuries did Ryan Newman suffer?

Once the NASCAR safety crew was able to cut him out of the car, he was transported to nearby Halifax Medical Center and treated for what he later described as a head injury . He avoided internal organ damage and broken bones . “Basically like a bruised brain,” Newman explained Wednesday.

How is Ryan Newman doing after accident?

Roush Fenway Racing announced that he was being treated at Halifax Medical Center in serious condition with non-life-threatening injuries. Newman was able to start communicating with family and doctors on Tuesday, per Roush Fenway.

Has there been an update on Ryan Newman?

MORE: Newman indicates he’s ready to return The next necessary step came Monday with a one-sentence update from NASCAR: “ Ryan Newman has been medically cleared to resume all racing activities.”

Is there an update on Ryan Newman’s condition?

Ryan Newman updates : NASCAR driver released from hospital after Daytona 500 crash. “[ Newman ] is in serious condition , but doctors have indicated his injuries are not life threatening,” Roush Fenway Racing said in a statement Monday night.

Is Ryan Newman OK after the Daytona 500?

After Newman’s car was flipped over and he was removed, he was taken to a nearby Daytona Beach hospital and was in “serious condition” the night of the race . Amazingly, he was released less than 48 hours later. Although the specifics about Newman’s injuries remain unknown, he did not suffer any other internal injuries.

How is Ryan Newman Nascar driver doing?

NASCAR driver Ryan Newman announced Sunday that he will return to the driver’s seat and continue racing once the coronavirus quarantine is lifted. “I’m excited to be healthy and at some point get back in the race car when the world starts turning again,” Newman said Sunday on “FOX: NASCAR .”