Former Formula 1 driver Alex Zanardi is to be kept in an induced coma until at least next week after suffering severe head injuries in an accident on his hand cycle.
Zanardi, former Jordan and Williams F1 driver, turned four-time Paralympic gold medallist, collided with a lorry during a race in Pienza, Italy, on Friday.
A statement from the Sienna hospital where Zanardi is being treated said he remained in a stable condition on Tuesday said his "neurological condition remains unchanged in its severity".
The hospital statement said any reductions in his sedation "to assess his neurological condition", will be considered starting next week.
The statement said Zanardi's prognosis was confidential.
Thoughts and Prayers to Alex's family and friends at this moment of time.
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