Advertisement
Home NEWS

The latest update on Grant Denyer’s condition

His wife has confirmed the news.
A man in a tuxedo and a woman in a black dress smile at the TV Week Logie Awards 2016.

Family Feud host Grant Denyer suffered a broken tailbone and finger after being involved in a serious rally crash on Sunday March 26.

Advertisement

The 39-year-old was airlifted to hospital with his co-driver Dale Moscatt after Grant’s silver lotus reportedly “left the road at speed” during the Lake Mountain sprint stage of the Australian Tarmac Rally Championships.

Denyer is currently recovering at The Alfred hospital in Melbourne while his co-driver is awaiting an operation for his suspected broken leg.

Grant’s wife Chezzi was at home in Bathurst at the time of the accident with the couple’s two young daughters, Sailor and Scout, while Grant’s father flew to his side.

Advertisement

 Speaking to News Corp Australia, Chezzi claimed that the “freak accident” will not stop her husband from racing.

“Strangely enough, I sat down last Thursday to start writing an article for my blog about what it’s like to be married to a daredevil, but I couldn’t find the right words…it just wasn’t working…so I stopped writing it. It’s been a hard day, but I have never tried to talk him out of it and I wouldn’t because I know how much he just loves it.”

She said her husband was “so cautious” as a driver.

“He doesn’t really have accidents and I don’t really worry. He’s told he’s fine, it was just a freak accident.”

Advertisement

Chief operating officer of the Lotus racing team, Richard Gibbs said: “we are reviewing on board footage and electronic control unit [dashboard] to find out the cause of the accident. Our first concern is the welfare of our drivers. Our CEO, Lee Knappett was on the scene with Dale and is now with him at Royal Melbourne [hospital].”

See also…

 

Loading the player...
Advertisement

Related stories


Advertisement
Advertisement