F1 female driver loses eye

 · Formula 1 reserve racing driver Maria De Villota died from natural causes, a post-mortem examination has confirmed. De Villota, 33, was found dead in a .  · De Villota is one of only two female drivers contracted to an F1 team CNN — Maria de Villota has lost her right eye after a crash at a test event, Estimated Reading Time: 2 mins.  · Marussia's Spanish test driver Maria De Villota has lost her right eye and remains critically ill in hospital after surgery for facial and head injuries.

A woman racing driver whose Formula One car crashed into a support truck during testing has lost her right eye, her team has revealed. Marussia's Maria De.A. Spaniard De Villota lost her right eye in a crash in July while testing for the Marussia team. She suffered severe head and facial injuries after colliding with a lorry at Duxford Aerodrome. Maria de Villota, the female F1 driver who lost her eye when she crashed, has been found dead in a hotel room in Seville. Spanish police say it appears the year-old died of natural causes.

4 ກ.ລ. A woman racing driver whose Formula One car crashed into a support truck during testing has lost her right eye, her team has revealed. 11 ຕ.ລ. The Renault team called her a “brave, heroic woman who set us all an example about spirit” while Mercedes added: “Her courage, determination and. 5 ກ.ລ. Marussia test driver Maria deVillota has lost her right eye after a crash while testing its Formula One car, the team said Wednesday. De Villota.