US EditionLawson Escapes Further Punishment for Frightening F1 Crash
- On Sunday, Racing Bulls driver Liam Lawson collided with Alpine driver Pierre Gasly at the Miami Grand Prix, forcing both drivers to retire from the race with car damage.
- Lawson later attributed the collision to a sudden gearbox failure and apologized to Gasly for the incident. "It's destroying something, I can hear it," Lawson told Racing Bulls engineers.
- At Turn 17 on Lap 5, Gasly's Alpine flipped 360 degrees after contact with Lawson's car, coming to rest on the tire barrier. The incident triggered a Safety Car until the restart on Lap 12.
- Race commentators suggested Lawson may receive a grid penalty for the Canadian Grand Prix in three weeks. Lawson remains 10th overall in the championship standings after four rounds.
- This marked Lawson's second consecutive retirement in Miami, having exited in the opening lap last year. The race began chaotically, with Max Verstappen spinning at the start and Red Bull teammate Isack Hadjar crashing before Gasly's incident.
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A wild accident at Miami's GP! Pierre Gasly took off with his bolid and flew into the wall. His race was finished early. Miami's GP had it in itself immediately after race start: Max Verstappen turned a few meters after the finish line by 360 degrees, lost several places, but was able to continue. Crash in lap sevenThen the next shocking moment: Isack Hadjar crashed with his Red Bull and crashed into the track limit.Gasly lifts offAnd Pierre Gas…
In the sixth turn, the French Pierre Gasly (Alpine) and Isack Hadjar (Red Bull) suffered two accidents that forced them to withdraw from the competition. Gasly’s vehicle was touched on its left rear wheel by Liam Lawson (Racing Bulls) and, transcarton, turned over to one of the safety barriers. Tremendo VUELCO DE GASLY! Liam Lawson touched the French Alpine driver from behind, who ended up tipping and was out of the race. #MiamiGP The entire #F…
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