Tsolov tops Madrid F2 practice; Herta fourth
- On Friday, Thai Formula Two driver Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak crashed at Turn 19 of the Madring circuit during free practice, escaping unhurt from the burning wreckage after his car spun into the barriers.
- Mercedes' George Russell told reporters the circuit is "arguably the most risky circuit of the whole calendar" because high-speed corners and close walls leave no margin for error.
- Recent testing at the circuit saw 19 red flags over two days, with 11 of those incidents resulting from crashes. DAMS driver Nicola Lacorte also crashed during practice, losing the rear at Turn 9.
- Marshals required around 24 minutes to clear the track following the fire, leaving only six minutes of practice remaining. It remains uncertain if Inthraphuvasak can return for qualifying sessions scheduled for Friday afternoon.
- Both Formula 2 and Formula 3 are scheduled to complete qualifying sessions on Friday afternoon, with Formula 3 facing two sessions as the event operates as a 'double feature' for the season finale.
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The first to go against the wall was the Italian Nicola Lacorte, of the F3; later, the car of Thai Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak, of the F2, went into combustion after another impact
On Friday, Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak's car caught fire in an accident on a circuit considered "the most dangerous".
Thai Formula 2 Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak lost control of his car at Curve 19.
THAI F2 driver Tasanapol Intrafuvasak was involved in a crash during practice in Madrid. After hitting a wall, his car caught fire, but the driver escaped unhurt. The incident has raised questions about safety.
Bulgarian ace Nikola Tsolov impressed everyone with the best time in the first free practice session at the Madrid track, part of the Formula 2 championship. The young Campos Racing driver made a serious bid for the upcoming weekend, leaving his competitors behind at the beginning of the racing weekend. Tsolov completed 10 laps of the legendary Spanish track. In his fastest lap, he covered the distance of 5.416 kilometers in an impressive 1:47.0…
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