Japanese GP: Sergio Perez calls Suzuka tractor incident F1's 'lowest point in years'

Sergio Perez says the deployment of a tractor onto a live track during the Japanese Grand Prix was the “lowest point” he’s seen in F1 for years. 
‘The lowest point in years ’ - Angry Perez on F1 tractor incident

The FIA has 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:launched an investigation into the appearance of a recovery vehicle during the early stages of Sunday’s Grand Prix after 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Pierre Gasly had a near-miss. 

Gasly was168澳洲5最新开奖结果: left furious with the FIA after he narrowly avoided a 200 km/h collision with a crane and marshals following 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Carlos Sainz’s first-lap crash in wet conditions. 

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AlphaTauri’s Gasly, who admitted the moment had left him 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:fearing for his life, was penalised for speeding under red-flag conditions as he tried to𝓰 catch up to the back of the pack behind thꦬe Safety Car. 

The incident took place eight years after168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Jules Bianchi suffered fatal head injuries when he crashe♉d into a recovery vehicle in similar conditions at Suzuka, prompting emotional and angry reactions from several drivers. 

"That's 🐈the lowest point we've seenꩲ in the sport for years," Perez told Sky. 

"What happened today just mak🧸es me so angry. I just hope in the sport we never get to see this situation ever again because you are just putting all the drivers at risk.

“We saw what happened here a few years ago with our friend Jules and absolutely I don't care about what was the reason for that. It should never happen again, ever in an🥀y category.𓄧”

Sergio Perez (MEX) Red Bull Racing RB18 at the start of the race. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 18, Japanese Grand
Sergio Perez (MEX) Red Bull Racing RB18 at the start of the race. Formula 1 World Championship…

McLaren’s 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lando Norris, who initially, insisted that driver safetಞy must always remain paramount.&nbs𓄧p;

"I think it's quite clear th𒁃at it can't ever happen in Formula 1 ever again,” said Norris. “Especially when at this circuit, however many years ago, we lost a life.&nbsཧp;

"It's a bit crazy. I really don't understand how it's ha🦄ppened. I don't 𒁏know who okayed it and who allowed it to happen. We risk enough by trying to go out there and put on a show.

"You couldn't see anything, I literally mean nothing, and we're taking enough risks in those conditions, so when you have something like this it's just mind-blowing to me how someone can choose to do that, and they don't know the cons𝔉equences obv♛iously that it can have on us.

"ౠI don't think many conversations🅺 need to be had, especially from us drivers. I think we've made it clear it should be pretty simple on how to fix it, and that's for it to never happen again."

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