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Teen Driver Who Survived Horror Crash Vows To Race Again
Running 16th, she lost control in a contact down the straight, launched off a kerb and bounced off Tsuboi's TOM's Racing car.
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Teen Driver In Over 7-Hour Surgery After Grand Prix Horror Crash
German racer Sophia Floersch hurtled into marshals and photographers after flying off the track during the Macau Gran Prix.
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Teen Driver Sophia Floersch Fractures Spine In Horror Formula Three Crash In Macau Grand Prix. Watch Video
Other than Sophia, Japanese driver Sho Tsuboi, whose car was also affected during the crash, two photographers and a marshal were taken to a hospital.
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Driver Fractures Spine As Car Flies Through Air At Macau Grand Prix
A 17-year-old female teenage driver suffered a fractured spine when her car flew off the track in a horrifying crash at the Formula Three Macau Grand Prix on Sunday.
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Saina Nehwal Says She Was Not Fully Fit in Hong Kong And Macau Events
Former world number one Saina Nehwal lost in the quarterfinals in Hong Kong Open Super Series and Macau Open Grand Prix Gold tournaments after her surgery
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Macau Open: Saina Nehwal Rallies To Beat Dinar Dyah Ayustine, Enters Last Eight
Saina Nehwal defeated Indonesia's Dinar Dyah Ayustine 17-21, 21-18, 21-12 in the Round of 16 at Macau Open Grand Prix Gold
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Macau Open: Saina Nehwal Fights Hard to Defeat Hanna Ramadini in Rd 1
Saina Nehwal entered the second round of the Macau Open Grand Prix Gold, defeating Indonesia's Hanna Ramadini
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PV Sindhu Sets Sight on Fourth Macau Open Title
PV Sindhu has been in supreme form of late, reaching two Super Series tournament finals and eventually winning one.
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Sindhu's Macau Open Win Delights Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Sindhu successfully defended her Macau Open Grand Prix Gold women's singles title, beating South Korean Kim Hyo Min in straight games at the Tap Seac Multisport Pavilion in Macau
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PV Sindhu Defends Macau Open Grand Prix Gold Badminton Title
Second-seeded PV Sindhu defeated world No.91 South Korean Kim Hyo Min 21-12, 21-17.
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Teen Driver Who Survived Horror Crash Vows To Race Again
Running 16th, she lost control in a contact down the straight, launched off a kerb and bounced off Tsuboi's TOM's Racing car.
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Teen Driver In Over 7-Hour Surgery After Grand Prix Horror Crash
German racer Sophia Floersch hurtled into marshals and photographers after flying off the track during the Macau Gran Prix.
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Teen Driver Sophia Floersch Fractures Spine In Horror Formula Three Crash In Macau Grand Prix. Watch Video
Other than Sophia, Japanese driver Sho Tsuboi, whose car was also affected during the crash, two photographers and a marshal were taken to a hospital.
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Driver Fractures Spine As Car Flies Through Air At Macau Grand Prix
A 17-year-old female teenage driver suffered a fractured spine when her car flew off the track in a horrifying crash at the Formula Three Macau Grand Prix on Sunday.
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Saina Nehwal Says She Was Not Fully Fit in Hong Kong And Macau Events
Former world number one Saina Nehwal lost in the quarterfinals in Hong Kong Open Super Series and Macau Open Grand Prix Gold tournaments after her surgery
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Macau Open: Saina Nehwal Rallies To Beat Dinar Dyah Ayustine, Enters Last Eight
Saina Nehwal defeated Indonesia's Dinar Dyah Ayustine 17-21, 21-18, 21-12 in the Round of 16 at Macau Open Grand Prix Gold
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Macau Open: Saina Nehwal Fights Hard to Defeat Hanna Ramadini in Rd 1
Saina Nehwal entered the second round of the Macau Open Grand Prix Gold, defeating Indonesia's Hanna Ramadini
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PV Sindhu Sets Sight on Fourth Macau Open Title
PV Sindhu has been in supreme form of late, reaching two Super Series tournament finals and eventually winning one.
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Sindhu's Macau Open Win Delights Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Sindhu successfully defended her Macau Open Grand Prix Gold women's singles title, beating South Korean Kim Hyo Min in straight games at the Tap Seac Multisport Pavilion in Macau
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PV Sindhu Defends Macau Open Grand Prix Gold Badminton Title
Second-seeded PV Sindhu defeated world No.91 South Korean Kim Hyo Min 21-12, 21-17.
