Reuters: Sports News: GP3 driver Daly escapes big Monaco crash unhurt

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GP3 driver Daly escapes big Monaco crash unhurt May 26th 2012, 18:54 MONACO | Sat May 26, 2012 2:54pm EDT MONACO (Reuters) - Conor Daly, the son of former Irish Formula One driver Derek Daly, was unhurt on Saturday after his GP3 car was pitched high into metal crash fencing in a Monaco Grand Prix support race. The 20-year-old Indiana-born racer's Lotus hit the back of Russian Dmitry Suranovich's Marussia, which was without a rear wing and weaving across the track, as they exited the tunnel at the fastest point of the street circuit. The car took off and flew into the wire fence almost vertically to the left, before being hurled back to the track where it landed on its right side in a shower of sparks, debris and bouncing wheels. Daly climbed out and said later on his Twitter account that he was unhurt.

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