“should have handled it better”

11:29 p.m

Vettel: “Should have handled it better”

We have a first statement from Vettel about the crash with Schumacher. “I still have to look at it. Of course it’s a shame that we touched and that we both didn’t score any points,” he says.

“We should have arranged it better. I have to look at it again,” said Vettel. He has not yet spoken to Schumacher. “I’ve been checking where he is all the time,” he reveals.

11:56 p.m

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11:51 p.m

Ralf Schumacher: “A bit of a racing accident”

The expert says on ‘Sky’ about the German crash: “Mick has to try it there. But you can see: He hesitates a bit. He might not have had to do it because he could have had the curve. Brake a little later, as he says .”

“But Sebastian also has to give up space. He can’t vanish into thin air. Sebastian has to look in the mirror, that’s the way it is. Unfavorable situation. You could say: Of course it was a bit of a racing accident. But Sebastian still has to give up space.”


11:48 p.m

Mike climbs up

Unfortunately only in this series of photos. He also failed to score any points in his 26th Formula 1 race today. In doing so, he drew level with Ricardo Rosset. Hopefully we can remove him from this statistic soon!


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11:45 p.m

Alonso apologizes to Gasly

The Spaniard has just apologized to Gasly for the crash. By the way, it does indeed look like Alonso is no longer threatened with further punishment. He can keep P9 with it. And that would be the end of all the investigations, if we haven’t overlooked anything.


11:43 p.m

Schumacher: “It’s a shame for both of us”

The other German is also forgiving after the crash and explains to ‘Sky’: “Of course it’s always easy to talk about it afterwards. If you see it that way, I could have just stayed behind or tried harder to drive past.”

“In the end it’s a shame, a shame for both of us. I’ll definitely talk to him about it,” he announces.


11:40 p.m

Leclerc: Medium was the problem

“It was physically a very difficult race,” reports the Monegasse and explains: “We had some problems on the medium tires, especially in the first stint, and were overtaken.”

On the hard tire you were “very competitive”. Ultimately, however, Red Bull simply had better pace today. “But it was fun,” said Leclerc.

The Ferrari driver continues to lead the World Championship. He is now only 19 points ahead of Verstappen.











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