Back pain in Grand Prix drivers.

Oh G: The x, y and z of human physiological responses to acceleration

“…One of the primary concerns of Gy is the effect it has on the neck. Early reports indicated an incidence of cervical neck pain during and after Formula 1 races of 63–67%, attributable, in part, to the Gy forces experienced (A. Burton, 1983; A. Burton & Sandover, 1987). A similar incidence of 54% has been reported in a mixture of professional and amateur rally drivers, with co‐drivers experiencing higher rates than drivers (Mansfield & Marshall, 2001).…”

“…Early reports indicated an incidence of cervical neck pain during and after Formula 1 races of 63-67%, attributable, in part, to the Gy forces experienced (A. Burton, 1983;A. Burton & Sandover, 1987).…”

Oh G: The x, y and z of human physiological responses to acceleration

“…One of the primary concerns of Gy is the effect it has on the neck. Early reports indicated an incidence of cervical neck pain during and after Formula 1 races of 63–67%, attributable, in part, to the Gy forces experienced (A. Burton, 1983; A. Burton & Sandover, 1987). A similar incidence of 54% has been reported in a mixture of professional and amateur rally drivers, with co‐drivers experiencing higher rates than drivers (Mansfield & Marshall, 2001).…”

“…Early reports indicated an incidence of cervical neck pain during and after Formula 1 races of 63-67%, attributable, in part, to the Gy forces experienced (A. Burton, 1983;A. Burton & Sandover, 1987).…”

Injuries in professional motor car racing drivers at a racing circuit between 1996 and 2000

“…There are some reports on the physical performance of racing drivers, 1 and a few papers on injuries in motor sport [2][3][4] and disorders in Formula 1 [5][6][7] and rally drivers. 8 9 However, these injuries have not been widely researched.…”

Oh G: The x, y and z of human physiological responses to acceleration

“…One of the primary concerns of Gy is the effect it has on the neck. Early reports indicated an incidence of cervical neck pain during and after Formula 1 races of 63–67%, attributable, in part, to the Gy forces experienced (A. Burton, 1983; A. Burton & Sandover, 1987). A similar incidence of 54% has been reported in a mixture of professional and amateur rally drivers, with co‐drivers experiencing higher rates than drivers (Mansfield & Marshall, 2001).…”

“…Early reports indicated an incidence of cervical neck pain during and after Formula 1 races of 63-67%, attributable, in part, to the Gy forces experienced (A. Burton, 1983;A. Burton & Sandover, 1987).…”

Injuries in professional motor car racing drivers at a racing circuit between 1996 and 2000

“…There are some reports on the physical performance of racing drivers, 1 and a few papers on injuries in motor sport [2][3][4] and disorders in Formula 1 [5][6][7] and rally drivers. 8 9 However, these injuries have not been widely researched.…”

Oh G: The x, y and z of human physiological responses to acceleration

“…One of the primary concerns of Gy is the effect it has on the neck. Early reports indicated an incidence of cervical neck pain during and after Formula 1 races of 63–67%, attributable, in part, to the Gy forces experienced (A. Burton, 1983; A. Burton & Sandover, 1987). A similar incidence of 54% has been reported in a mixture of professional and amateur rally drivers, with co‐drivers experiencing higher rates than drivers (Mansfield & Marshall, 2001).…”

“…Early reports indicated an incidence of cervical neck pain during and after Formula 1 races of 63-67%, attributable, in part, to the Gy forces experienced (A. Burton, 1983;A. Burton & Sandover, 1987).…”

Injuries in professional motor car racing drivers at a racing circuit between 1996 and 2000

“…There are some reports on the physical performance of racing drivers, 1 and a few papers on injuries in motor sport [2][3][4] and disorders in Formula 1 [5][6][7] and rally drivers. 8 9 However, these injuries have not been widely researched.…”