#34-Jeff Fuller was awake and moving when cut out of the car following a lap 29 accident at Kentucky Speedway Saturday night. He radioed the crew after the accident to say he was okay, but in pain. Following a trip to the infield care center he was flown to the hospital for further diagnosis.(6-16-2006)
UPDATE: Phil Parsons updated Fuller’s situation during the second half of the race to state that the most serious problem seemed to be smoke inhalation.(6-16-2006)
UPDATE 2: Busch Series driver Jeff Fuller was released from a Lexington, Ky., hospital Sunday afternoon following a savage crash in Saturday night’s Busch Series race at Kentucky Speedway, NASCAR announced Sunday at Michigan International Speedway.(SceneDaily.com)(6-18-2006)
UPDATE 3: Jeff was released this morning with a broken wrist and a broken finger.(Official Jeff Fuller Website)(6-18-2006)
UPDATE 4: Jeff visited Dr. Petty today in Charlotte to evaluate the condition of his wrist. After a thorough examination it was determined that Jeff should have pins put in his wrist to realign the broken bones. Tuesday morning Jeff will have the surgery done and be allowed to return home the same day.(Official Jeff Fuller Website)(6-19-2006)
UPDATE 5: Fuller wouldn’t divulge specifics regarding the G-force load his body experienced during the accident. But prodded further, he did admit his hit was higher than Jeff Gordon’s 64-G impact two weeks back at Pocono Raceway. “Oh yeah. A lot higher than that,” he said.(NASCAR.com)(6-22-2006)
