Overview
- The Spanish co-driver said he will not seek another seat after his teammate’s 19 December accident at Dique El Carrizal in Mendoza.
- Yacopini remains in the ICU at Clínica de Cuyo with severe cervical injuries, with reports describing his condition as delicate but stable.
- Doctors cited by Cadena 3 reported no detected brain compromise and a slight hemodynamic improvement, though the prognosis stays reserved.
- Oliveras described Yacopini as “like a brother” and said the crew’s priority is his recovery before any sporting decisions.
- Toyota Gazoo Racing expressed public support for the family, and rally legend Carlos Sainz sent a message wishing Yacopini strength.