Jennie Gow, Host of BBC Sport F1, Set to Make Comeback After Eight Months
BBC Sport F1 host Jennie Gow is making a triumphant return to the paddock after an eight-month hiatus following her stroke. Gow, known for her appearances in Netflix's Drive to Survive F1 series, shared the exciting news on Twitter. She expressed both her delight and nervousness about returning to the F1 circuit, where she will be making her comeback at the Dutch Grand Prix at the end of August. Gow thanked her therapists for their unwavering support and mentioned that she is still a work in progress.
Gow Opens Up About Her Stroke and Road to Recovery
In a recent appearance on BBC's The One Show, Gow discussed her life-altering experience after suffering a serious stroke. She described how her life dramatically changed and spent the last few months relearning fundamental skills such as walking and talking. During the interview, Gow expressed her gratitude to Sky Sports F1 for their support during her recovery process and revealed her anticipation to be back on the radio. She also mentioned her daughter, Isabel, who her husband, Jamie Coley, described as a superstar.
Successful Removal of Clot Prevents Significant Damage
Gow's stroke was caused by a clot originating from her carotid artery. However, medical professionals were able to successfully remove the clot before any significant damage occurred. Gow is thankful for the skilled intervention she received, which has allowed her to make a remarkable recovery and return to her passion for F1.
Verstappen and Red Bull Dominate F1 Season
In other news, Max Verstappen and Red Bull have been dominating the F1 races this season. Verstappen has secured victory in an impressive eight consecutive races before the mid-season break. He will have the opportunity to extend his winning streak and potentially equal Sebastian Vettel's record of nine wins at his home Grand Prix next weekend.
