While no "official" public medical autopsy document is typically released for historic racing accidents, the trauma sustained by François Cevert
The accident occurred during the Saturday morning qualifying session at the Watkins Glen circuit. Cevert was battling Ronnie Peterson for the pole position when he entered the "Esses," a high-speed uphill right-left combination. francois cevert autopsy report
Medical examiners and on-scene reports concluded that Cevert died instantly from . While no "official" public medical autopsy document is
According to various sources, including the Watkins Glen track website and motorsport news outlets, Cevert's accident occurred when he lost control of his car and crashed into a wall. The impact caused severe head and neck injuries, which ultimately led to his death. which ultimately led to his death.