FORMULA One driver Jules Bianchi is
breathing unaided but remains in critical condition seven weeks after an
accident at the Japanese Grand Prix.
The news came via a statement released by the driver’s parents overnight.
“Jules
is no longer in the artificial coma in which he was placed shortly
after the accident, however he is still unconscious,” the statement
said.
“He is breathing unaided and his vitals signs are stable, but his condition is still classified as ‘critical’.
“His treatment now enters a new phase concerned with the improvement of his brain function.”
Bianchi is stable enough to be transported from Japan to a university hospital in Nice, in his native France.
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