During the MONACO GRAND PRIX, MICK SCHUMACHER Car Was broken IN HALF with video of the crash viral
On lap 27 of the Monte Carlo event, the 23-year-old German lost control of his vehicle. He clipped the barricades as he wheeled around, then slammed the car into the wall, breaking it in half.
Mick Schumacher Suffers Massive Crash At Monaco GP 2022 As Car Smashes Into Half, Video Viral
Despite the fact that Schumacher was unharmed in the crash, the race was nonetheless red-flagged when attempts to remove the debris with a yellow flag failed.
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Schumacher’s team, Haas, stated that a brief tweet was fine with him.
“Mick had an extremely major mishap in the Swimming Pool Chicane,” the message stated.
“He got out of the automobile and is OK.”
Schumacher was involved in his second high-speed collision of the season, following a major one in Saudi Arabia.
And it was the end of Haas’ Monaco GP chances this time, since their other driver. Kevin Magnussen had already retired.
The announcement came after the race had been delayed for more than an hour owing to heavy rain, which had raised safety concerns.
Gunther Steiner, the team’s principal, added: “We were clearly present when the incident occurred. It’s not very satisfying to have another major crash. We need to figure out how to go from here.”
After the back of the vehicle pulled away from the main chassis in an incident reminiscent of Romain Grosjean’s car splitting in two and catching fire in Bahrain in 2020. The safety car was deployed and the race was finally red-flagged.
It was a dreadful sight to observe the accident. Another Haas vehicle, like Grosjean’s in Bahrain, has broken in half. It’s a good thing Schumacher got away and the vehicle did what it needed to do. But it appeared to be a terrible collision.
With a power unit malfunction, Schumacher’s teammate Kevin Magnussen also withdrew from the race, which was won by Red Bull’s Sergio Perez, putting Haas out of the points for the third consecutive race.
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