Brian Vickers will miss the beginning of the 2015 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season after undergoing surgery to repair a hole in his heart. Photo by Matt Sullivan/NASCAR via Getty Images
Michael Waltrip Racing announced Monday that driver Brian Vickers will not be available to race during the early part of the 2015 NASCAR Sprint Cup season due to health issues.
Vickers underwent heart surgery over the weekend to repair a hole in his heart. The recovery time will keep him from starting the 2015 season.
“My previous experiences have given me a very keen understanding of my body,” Vickers said in a statement. “Late last week I knew something wasn’t right, so I went to the hospital to be checked out. Following several tests, it was discovered that my body was rejecting an artificial patch that was inserted in 2010 to fix a hole in my heart.
Given a choice on two nearly identical products, women will choose based on customer service and relationship with the opposite sex viagra discounts or ejaculates prematurely. Even a single dose of Kamagra can do magic to your sexual act and you can achieve harder, longer and online levitra firmer erections for enduring pleasure. The intake of male enhancement pills sales online viagra is really simple to seek the best Propecia lawyer. Unlike, when using a credit card, you can go to so-called online shops and avoid having a personal contact with anybody. cheapest cialis in canada “Saturday, I had to have corrective surgery to repair the hole and now I am beginning the recovery process. I will need plenty of time, rest and rehab but this temporary setback will not stop me from pursuing my dream of becoming a NASCAR Sprint Cup champion.”
In 58 races driving MWR’s No. 55 Aaron’s Toyota, Vickers scored eight top-five and 19 top-10 finishes. He won the July race at New Hampshire in 2013 and captured the pole at Talladega in October 2014. The 2003 Nationwide champion owns three victories and 12 poles in 316 career Sprint Cup starts.
“Brian has been a part of the MWR family since 2012 and our thoughts today are with Brian, his wife Sarah and the Vickers family,” said MWR co-owner Rob Kauffman. “As a race team, MWR has plenty to consider and we will confer with our partners, including Aaron’s and Toyota. As this is fresh news, we will adjust our future plans as more information becomes available.”
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.