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Marussia team boss John Booth had some good news to report on Maria de Villota's improving condition.
It has changed from a "critical" to "serious" since her latest head and facial surgery, before which she was put into an artificial coma.
Booth said at the 2012 British F1 GP on Sunday that the team's test driver, who lost her right eye through a horror crash during testing at Duxford airfield in the UK, was now awake "and "alking with her family".
He said that's "great news". Wheels24 reckons it is, too.
It has changed from a "critical" to "serious" since her latest head and facial surgery, before which she was put into an artificial coma.
Booth said at the 2012 British F1 GP on Sunday that the team's test driver, who lost her right eye through a horror crash during testing at Duxford airfield in the UK, was now awake "and "alking with her family".
He said that's "great news". Wheels24 reckons it is, too.