‘This guy wants to kill me’ - Unheard Alex Albon radio rant at F1 rival
Alex Albon complained about F1 rookie Ollie Bearman during the Bahra🔜in Grand Prix.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Alex Albon accused F1 rival 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Ollie Bearman of wanting to “kill me” during an untele𒉰vi🍃sed radio rant at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
The Williams driver was unhaꦜppy with how Bearman defended on the Haas rookie’s run to claim the final point with 10th place last weekend in Bahrain. It was the third consecutive points finish for Bearman, while Albon missed out on the top-10 and had to settle with P12.
It has now em🐼erged that Albon complained about Bearman’s aggr꧃essive defence in a team radio exchange which was not broadcast at the time.
"Th🌊e way he defends, Bearman, is too much," Albon told his race engineer James Urwin over team radio.
To which, Urwin simply responds: “Yeah, copy”.
After being pushed off track by Bearman, Al🐽bon said: “Yeah🌜, then he ran me off again exit of 3. Very dangerous.”
The manner in which Bearman defended continued to irk Albon, especially following a failed ove💛rtake at Turn 4 on Lap 39.
"I think this guy wants to kill me," an increasingly agitated Albon saꦡid. "He's so dangerous! James, you've got to do something, mate.”
He later added: "Bearman 🍎is still moving on the brakes.”

Alex Albon rues ‘missed opportunity’
Albon was left frustrated after feeling like a possible points fin🎃ish had gone begging for Williams.
The British-born Thai looked to bounce back from a disappointing qualifying and ran in the top-10 at times during last Sunday’s grand prix, but was ul༺timately left to rue the timing of the mid-race Safety Car.
“We had enoug▨h [for the top 10], we had m✅ore than enough to be honest,” Albon said after the race.
“We were coming through the field really well on the hard tyre, ꧟we were about to go into a net P8 and t🅘hen the Safety Car came out at the wrong time.
“We then had to double stack both cars so I lost another two positions in the pit s🎶top a🌳nd then we were P12.
“For me,💮 it feels more like a missed opportunity. We didn’t qualify where we should have, just got a little bit stuck in the pit💟 lane yesterday.
“Today, we rebounded as we should to go from P15 into the points and then we got unlucky with the Safety ඣCar and were out of it again. I don’t necessarily think it was a tricky weekend, just a bit unfortunate and we’ll get back again.”

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