Did you hear about Formula 1 racing driver, Felipe Massa‘s vibe during qualifying for this week’s Hungary F1 Grand Prix?

Ja, well, it happened. And if you haven’t heard about it, then I can promise you it is going to come up in conversation this week. Then you can stun your friends and tell them you saw the video.

You can tell them how you saw the video showing slow-mo retakes of the piece of debris hitting Felipe Massa‘s head (which, from what I could see, looked like a spring from the central rear damper of Rubens Barrichello’s car) and then him driving into a wall, seemingly unconscious.

They’ll go, “no way!! Where?”

You’ll go, “ja, on 2oceansvibe!”

Then they’ll come here and…. oh, you guys are here!

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But it’s no joke – the vibe is pretty serious – the first life-threatening injury in Formula 1 for a long time. I’m an avid fan and it is common knowledge that I would have been one of the greats, had it not been for my focus on salsa dance.

Lewis Hamilton won the race and dedicated the victory (kind of) to Massa. Check it out:

WORLD champion Lewis Hamilton claimed a long-awaited first victory of 2009 at yesterday’s Hungarian Grand Prix – and then paid tribute to hospitalised Ferrari rival Felipe Massa.

Brazilian Massa needed emergency surgery on a fractured skull following a freak accident during qualifying on Saturday. Last night he remained in an induced coma in intensive care but doctors said scans had shown encouraging results.

And McLaren driver Hamilton admitted that the health of Massa, his closest rival in last year’s championship, overshadowed his personal triumph at the Hungaroring.

“Maybe I can speak for all of us, but today was a sad day given what happened with Felipe,” said Hamilton. “We miss him, wish him well and we all wish him a speedy recovery.”

Massa, 28, fractured his skull in two places when he was hit on the helmet by a spring that broke off Rubens Barrichello’s Brawn GP. After surgery he was put into a coma and was still under sedation last night in order to keep his condition stable.

He was briefly brought round for a series of scans, and Dr Peter Baszo of Budapest’s AEK military hospital said the outcome had been positive. He said: “The result of the CT was reassuring. It brought the result we had expected for an injury of this type.”

Massa’s accident came just days after Formula Two driver Henry Surtees died when a rival’s wheel broke free and struck him.

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Well we wish Felipe a speedy recovery from everyone in 2oceansvibe land.

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