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IndyCar's Robert Wickens confirms paraplegia in his latest condition update
Robert Wickens has confirmed he is currently a paraplegic two months after his horrific crash at Pocono Raceway during the ABC Supply 500. In his latest social media update, the Canadian showed himself learning how to move from his bed into his wheelchair at the rehabilitation centre at the Indianapolis Methodist Hosptial. The crash which involved Andretti Autosport's Ryan Hunter-Reay launched Wickens into the catch fencing at Turn 2, since then Wickens has had multiple surgeries to insert titanium rods and screws to help his spine heal as well as other surgeries to help heal his fractured arms and legs. Wickens noted in his Instagram post there had been a lot of confusion with the...
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