Kenny Aron Suffers Back Fractures in Mount Panorama Collision

Racing driver Kenny Aron's #77 Craft-Bamboo Racing Mercedes-AMG collided with Johannes Zelger's stationary #79 Tsunami RT Porsche 911 near Forrest’s Elbow. The incident occurred approximately 30 seconds after Zelger's car had spun.

Following the impact, Aron exited his vehicle and moved to a grass embankment. While Zelger reported being sore but sustained no serious injury, Aron was transported to Orange Hospital for evaluation.

Driver Condition and Recovery

Following evaluation, Aron confirmed he sustained two fractures in his back. He reported full movement and sensation throughout his body, stating his condition was stable.

"Aron confirmed he sustained two fractures in his back but reported full movement and sensation throughout his body. He stated his condition was stable."

Aron expressed gratitude for the messages received and the prompt response of the medical team. He indicated he would remain in Australia for recovery and would be joined by his parents.

Focus on Safety and Future Outlook

Acknowledging his experience on various street circuits, Aron stated his desire for a meeting with race control. This meeting is intended to share his perspective and understand how the crash occurred, focusing on prevention and safety improvements rather than assigning blame.

Aron also extended thanks to Mercedes-AMG for the car's structural integrity and their support.

"He expressed his intention to recover and return to race at Mount Panorama next year."