FIA দুই মার্শাল সহ মিসের কাছাকাছি সিসেরোকে খুঁজছে
FIA is investigating an incident where two marshals nearly crossed in front of Liam Lawson’s Racing Bulls car on the first lap of the Mexico City Grand Prix. Lawson, who was near the back of the pack after losing ground following contact with Carlos Sainz’s Williams at the start, encountered a double-waved yellow flag as he approached turn 1. As he entered the corner, two marshals were on the track in front of him.
In a statement confirming an investigation into the circumstances, the F1 governing body said: “The FIA is aware of the incident after Turn 1 involving marshals on track. The marshals had been instructed and were on standby to enter the track to recover debris once all cars had passed Turn 1.”
“The instruction to dispatch the marshals was rescinded when Lawson crashed, and a double yellow flag was displayed in that area. We are still looking into what happened thereafter.”
Double yellow flags mean drivers must slow down, not overtake and be prepared to change direction or stop due to a hazard on the track and/or the presence of marshals on or beside the circuit.
The FIA statement added: “We would like to express our gratitude and respect to the local ASN, OMDAI, as well as the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez and their marshals, who volunteer and play a vital role in the safe and successful running of our sport.”
Sainz, Lawson were forced to retire from the race.
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