| Sunday, March 29th 2015, 15:52 GMT |
Jann Mardenborough has been released from hospital after the Nurburgring Nordschleife accident in which a spectator died on Saturday, while GT3 cars have been temporarily banned from the famous track.
Mardenborough's Nissan GT-R NISMO GT3 became airborne in the accident at the Flugplatz corner, hitting the barriers and then flipping over the debris fence.
One spectator was killed and others were taken to hospital, with the last two released on Sunday.
The Nissan had been contesting the opening round of the VLN endurance series in preparation for its Nurburgring 24 Hours entry this year.
A Nissan statement said: "After the terrible events during yesterday's VLN race, Nissan is pleased to have received information that the two injured spectators have been released from hospital.
"Jann Mardenborough has completed a series of medical tests and has also been released from hospital.
"Naturally he is very distressed about the outcome of yesterday's accident.
"The vehicle has been impounded by the German authorities and Nissan has offered full cooperation in their investigation.
"Everyone at Nissan would like to again extend their deepest sympathies to the family of the deceased and to the spectators who were hurt.
"Nissan would also like to thank everyone for the support they have shown for the fans involved, the team and for Jann Mardenborough."
German motorsport's governing body the DMSB has announced that GT3 cars have been barred from competition on the Nordschleife until further notice following the accident.
GT3 machinery has been the headline category in both the VLN and the 24 Hours.
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