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Formula 1 does not seem to learn as we almost saw a repeat of what happened at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix in 2022 - in similar conditions. Only this time around, the driver was lucky to have escaped with his life.
Sergio Perez and fellow F1 drivers were left furious after a recovery vehicle incident put Pierre Gasly’s life at risk at the 2022 Japanese Grand Prix.
Red Bull’s Sergio Perez described the incident that saw Pierre Gasly almost collide with a tractor as «the lowest point we’ve seen in the sport for years». The Japanese Grand Prix had barely got started before Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz spun out in extremely wet conditions, leading to an advertising hoarding hitting Gasly’s vehicle.
The father of Jules Bianchi led the widespread condemnation of a recovery tractor being out on track as Pierre Gasly suffered a near-miss at the start of the Japanese Grand Prix.
Whilst Max Verstappen’s title win will grab the headlines in Formula 1 this weekend, we must not forget that we escaped a potentially very serious accident involving Pierre Gasly and a recovery vehicle.
Max Verstappen was crowned Formula One world champion in confusing circumstances as he won a rain-affected Japanese Grand Prix.
Pierre Gasly claimed he could have "killed” himself after a near-miss with a tractor after the start of the Japanese Grand Prix brought back memories of Jules Bianchi's death in Suzuka eight years ago.
Pierre Gasly was fuming at the Japanese Grand Prix after an incident during the Safety Car period prior to the red flag, with a recovery vehicle on track during treacherous conditions.