Esteban Ocon suffered from a 'worrying' lung virus during the F1 off-season break that impacted his training, but has now made a full recovery.
Esteban Ocon has revealed that a “worrying" lung virus impacted his winter training programme ahead of the new Formula 1 season, but he has since regained full fitness.and training regime in a bid to find more performance in the car, aiding his push to statistically his most successful season in F1 to date.
But following the season finale in Abu Dhabi, Ocon revealed he got “very sick” after picking up a lung virus that impacted his training and caused his fitness to drop. “But we’ve done a great job together with my team, with my coaches, and to go back to fitness level that I had in the previous year. “I was able to do some things, but like my cardio went to the highest level at walking pace for example. It was that bad,” said Ocon.
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