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Hubert's car sustained a huge impact and span around violently, as did Correa's, as debris from both cars was sprayed all over the track.

Motorsport's governing body, the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), said the 22-year-old was hit by American driver Juan Manuel Correa after the Frenchman went into the barriers. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family today. "Five-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton, who earlier had qualified third on the same track after crashing into the tire-barriers during the third and final practice, wrote on Instagram: "This is devastating.

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Motorsport is mourning the death of Formula Two driver Anthoine Hubert, who was killed following a heavy crash at the Belgian Grand Prix on Saturday. Medics rushed to reach them on the 4.3-mile track located in the Ardennes forest.As other drivers swerved around the mangled wreckage of both cars, the race was canceled a few minutes later.Motorsport's governing body FIA said Hubert "succumbed to his injuries, and passed away at 18:35" local time.The racing community quickly expressed its sadness at the accident.McLaren addressed its "heartfelt condolences to Anthoine's family and loved ones, his colleagues at the Arden team, and the entire F2 community. This year’s race will be the 53rd Belgian Grand Prix at Spa. "FIA said it was investigating the accident, which happened in good weather and dry track conditions.This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced.A drain cover wrecked Williams' car during practice, only for the removal crane to crash tooHere we go again ... Ricciardo's Renault comes unstuck at first F1 testingAnalysis: Is this the weakest grand slam in recent history? All my thoughts goes to his family," adding "Repose en paix" - or rest in peace - in French.Many other teams and drivers expressed their sympathies.Hubert won two F2 races this season and was eighth in the championship standings.The FIA's statement also gave details of the other two drivers involved: Correa — a 20-year-old in his rookie season — and Giuliano Alesi, the son of former F1 Ferrari driver Jean Alesi.Correa, who races for the Sauber Junior team, was "in a stable condition" and being treated at Liege hospital while 19-year-old rookie Alesi was checked and declared fit at the on-site medical center.Be in the know.

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