Lando Norris: ‘Obvious’ Lewis Hamilton to blame for race-ending crash

Lando Norris has blamed Lewis Hamilton for ending his Miami sprint race on the firstꦓ lap.

Lando Norris (GBR) McLaren MCL38 retired at the start of Sprint. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 6, Miami Grand Prix,
Lando Norris (GBR) McLaren MCL38 retired at the start of Sprint. Formula 1 World Championship,…

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lando Norris says it is “obvious” that168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Lewis Hamilton is to blame for causing his race-ending crash at the F1 Miami Grand Prix sprint race.

The McLaren driver was taken out on the opening lap after being hit by 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lance Stroll after he and Aston Martin teammate168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Fernando Alonso got together at Turn 1.

Hamilton had dived down the insideꦜ with an aggressive lunge which forced Alonso wide and into Stroll, with the Canadian then hitting Norris.

Norris retired on the spot and Stroll was also unable to continue, while Alonso picked up a puncture which ruine💎d his race as he finished 1💃7th.

Hamilton finished eighth on the road but dropped to 16th after being hit with a 20-second penalty for speeding in the pi💎t lane during the subsequent Safety Car period.

S𓄧peaking after the race, Norris had n🦹o doubt that the seven-time world champion was at fault.

“It’s obvious. Lewis dived up the inside and caused the incident,” Norris tol﷽d F1TV.

“Nothing I could do about that.”

The stewards decided to take no further action ov𝔉er the Turn 1 incident.

Alonso told DAZN that he felt Hamilton would not be punished “ဣbecause he’s not Spanish”.

The Spaniard, who hit out at the penalty he received in the Chinese Grand Prix sprint race, added: “I think he ruined the race for a few people🔯, especially Norris, who had a very fast car and he was out in that incident.”

Norris hop🐓es his car has avoided too much damage ahead of qualifying for Sunday’s Miami Grand Prix.

“Damage, I’m noဣt sure – I think everything is okay,” Norris said.

“It looks like my rim was just gone. I thought⭕ it was just suspension damage, but, no point in trying to get the car ba🍸ck for a race where there’s hardly any points and damage anything further. So best just to jump out.”

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