Williams has revealed Alex Albon had to spend time in intensive care having suffered a respiratory failure after his appendicitis surgery, but is now recovering well. F1
Albon fell ill on Saturday morning and had to sit out the rest of the Italian Grand Prix weekend, with hisOn Monday Williams announced that Albon suffered"complications which led to respiratory failure" after the procedure, which meant Albon had to be re-intubated and moved to the San Gerardo hospital's intensive care unit.
"Following surgery, Alex suffered with unexpected post-operative anaesthetic complications which led to respiratory failure, a known but uncommon complication. He was re-intubated and transferred to intensive care for support. The team added that Albon is still hoping to be able to return at the Singapore Grand Prix on last weekend of September.
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