unless i missed it, she hasn't had a single crash in either Spa or Hockenheim and uh. i can't think of many other ways for a professional racing driver to break their ribs aside from....... cycling. like seriously keep your car drivers away from bikes, you're paying them to drive with four wheels and not two for a reason!!
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either an accident while practicing outside of the context of a race day, or a non-vehicular accident while doing the mandatory physical training for endurance racing
bicycling is a really good bit of non-impact cardio that works a lot of the muscles used while driving a race car so honestly keep them on the bicycles, there isn't much better (and no, pedal trainers don't work all the same muscles, maintaining balance trains extra muscles that happen to be some of the more important ones in operating a race car, and in general actual bicycling can help with maintaining resistance to acceleration fatigue)
ya i know, i was just joking about how regularly bike injuries keep happening in car racing