Jessica Releases An Update Regarding Stew’s Condition After Wreck Monday Night At Autodrome Drummond

Information By: JESSICA FRIESEN / HALMAR FRIESEN RACING – DRUMMONDVILE, QC – While racing for a top 5 spot for the Super DIRTcar Series at Autodrone Drummond, Stewart Friesen in his Halmar 44 took to the high side. While attempting to go 3 wide into turn 3. The 44 went off the back straightaway colliding with the turn 3 outside retaining wall. After which, the car went flipping wildly into the air then came back down where it made huge contact with another car that was still racing on track for position.

The scary crash left fans concerned for Stewart and any medical condition he may have. As the sun rose in Quebec, Stewarts wife Jessica had put out a public update regarding Stewart’s health:

“CT Scans have come back clear of any head, neck, or spine injuries. Unfortunately he is till in a tremendous amount of pain. Stewart has suffered an unstable/open-book pelvic fracture, meaning his pelvis is broken in two or more places, with a large hematoma on the area. Stewart also has a fractured right leg. Both of these injuries will require surgery. Stewart was transferred to a larger hospital this morning for these procedures. His vitals are stable, and after receiving additional pain medication, he is in better spirits and resting.

Thank you to Tommy Conroy and Martin Roy who stayed with Stewart last night. Thank you to everyone who has reached out and sent prayers and positive thoughts. Thank you to the manufacturers who have made dirt modifieds as safe as possible, and to the track crew for their patience and hard work getting Stew out of the car.

We will share more updates as soon as we have them. Thank you all for your continued support.”