Piastri Leads Amidst Chaos: Doohan’s Crash and Fires at Japanese Grand Prix
In a tumultuous second practice session at the Japanese Grand Prix, McLaren's Oscar Piastri set the pace, showcasing his prowess on the track. However, the session was marred by significant disruptions, including a crash by Alpine's reserve driver Jack Doohan, who lost control at the Degna 2 corner, prompting a red flag.
The chaos didn't end there; the Suzuka circuit was also the scene of grass fires, which added to the session's interruptions. The FIA has launched an investigation into these fires, aiming to understand their cause and prevent future occurrences. This incident has raised concerns about safety and the environmental impact of racing events.
Despite the disruptions, Piastri's performance was a highlight, demonstrating his potential in the competitive world of Formula 1. The practice sessions have set the stage for what promises to be an exciting race weekend, with teams and drivers now focusing on fine-tuning their strategies and setups.
Detailed Jack Doohan crashes during Japanese Grand Prix practice
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When is Japanese Grand Prix qualifying?
The qualifying for the F1 Japanese GP starts on Saturday, April 5, at 07:00 BST.
Why did Doohan crash?
“It was a misjudgement of not closing the DRS into Turn 1. It is something to learn from.” Going on to discuss whether the heavy damage to Doohan's car could be remedied in time for Saturday's FP3 and Qualifying action, Oakes added: “I know Jack and the team will be ready for tomorrow.
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