Thank you very much
Jan.22, 2011 • Category 24h Nürburgring, Intl. GT-Open, Private, Race Reports, Racing, Twitter, VLN
Hello,
better late then never…;-)
I would like to say thank you to all of you who left me a message or comment on my blog.
I still have to read some of them. Most I have already read the last days since I am a bit better.
Just the not seeing to my right hemisphere gives me enough trouble to not read and writing anymore as before. It’s taking extremely long for me and is sometimes very frustrating. Anyhow, for now I have to start to liv with that, even though I don’t give up and hope it will get better in the future. 😉
This is my way of saying: “Thank You” to all of you for standing beside me in this time….
Lancelotti, …….you can be very proud of yourself!!! Thanks for finishing my career as a driver.
Dec.24, 2010 • Category Intl. GT-Open, Private, Racing
Thank you Angelo Lancelott for what you have done to me!
This year was definitely not my personal best one.
Now the only thing for me is to get better soon and make progress with myself.
Next to my memory- and orientation-problems, what should get better over the next years, I still have a handicap with my vision to the right side.
Its called Hemianopsie.
My first priority is now to get better and back to where I came from before the accident.
Getting back my vision on both eyes to the right, to be able to drive again, even for going only from A to B would be amazing.
The Neurologists say the chance is close to 0% !! But I try everything I can…
Than, if its going well, what I hope, I would like to see how I feel in the racecar again and if its possible for me.
But first, I have to get back my vision to the right and then I see….
…All this and much more problems I had, because of Angelo Lancelotti from Villois Racing who caused the accident in Imola and drove into my car.
Until today I heard nothing from Lancelotti or the team Villois racing
I thinks that speak for itself what kind of character, or better NO CHARACTER the team and Lancelotti have!!!
I personally hope, that people who maybe (hopefully not) work with them together in the future, take this in mind how they both behaved and especially what Lancelotti was doing to me.
This behavior is unacceptable for a team to have a driver like him and for a driver its unacceptable to have a team like this.
Marcel continues to recover well
Nov.02, 2010 • Category VLN
After lengthy hospital stays and operations, many fans and colleagues were very pleased seeing Marcel walk the pit lane (at the last VLN race) again. The overwhelming response from fans and colleagues in recent months, has given Marcel strength for his recovery. Marcel was surprised and happy on the huge interest about him.
The accident itself, Marcel doesn’t remember. Only the videos from YouTube and other footage, helps Marcel to get a picture of what happened. In recent months his recovery has made great progress. As a consequence of the accident he still has no vision on his complete right hemisphere and memory and orientation problems. There is no question, he will not be back next season. … “I still have some vision tests, then maybe I put myself in a race car and see how I feel. Only then I will make up my mind. I think it takes about 1-3 years,” said Marcel.
See also the News on Speedweek.de (German)
