Overview
- In a new Piers Morgan Uncensored interview, Flintoff said he has been back behind the wheel only four to five months and still experiences triggers and nightly flashbacks.
- He detailed extensive trauma, psychiatric and cognitive care after the accident and said he largely stayed at home for six to eight months.
- Flintoff described the strain on his family, saying his youngest son initially would not go near him and crediting his wife for her support.
- The crash at Dunsfold Aerodrome involved an open-top Morgan Super 3 without a helmet, causing severe facial injuries and multiple surgeries.
- Top Gear has not returned to air, reports cite a £9m compensation payment, and Flintoff has re-engaged with work in cricket and television, including a new series of Field of Dreams and a recently published book.