Leading racer John Force claims that his choice of racer was the worst decision he has ever made.
The family of Southern California drag racer John Force announced this week that the 16-time NHRA champion has transitioned to outpatient care following a terrifying 300 mph incident that left the racer hospitalized with a traumatic brain injury.
After spending 15 days in a hospital in Virginia and a brief stay at a rehabilitation facility in Arizona, the 75-year-old Bell Gardens native and Yorba Linda resident returned home on Monday, according to his family.
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Ashley Force Hood, the daughter, said in a statement issued by John Force Racing on Tuesday, “He finally gets to sleep in his own bed.” Daughter Brittany Force shared a picture of her father grinning and giving a thumbs up on Instagram.
Drag racer John Force of Southern California has transitioned to outpatient care following a terrifying 300 mph incident that left the 16-time NHRA champion hospitalized with a severe brain injury, his family announced this week.
Following a 15-day stay in a Virginia hospital and a period of rehabilitation in Arizona, the 75-year-old Yorba Linda resident, who was born in Bell Gardens, returned home on Monday, according to his family.
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In a statement issued by John Force Racing on Tuesday, Ashley Force Hood, the daughter, stated, “He finally gets to sleep in his own bed.” Brittany Force, her daughter, posted a picture of her dad grinning and giving a thumbs up on Instagram.
