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On Sunday the second Formula 1 race of the Emilia-Romagna GP took place on the track of Imola (Italy). At one point the race had to be stopped, after a great Valtteri Botto (“Mercedes”) go to the gravel George’o Russello (Williams) was shown a red flag in the accident.
In the future, G. Russell, who claims to take his place from V. Bott on the Mercedes team, was very furious after the incident. He got out of the car and went directly to V. Botto, who showed him his middle finger. The Brit then slapped the opponent over the helmet.
Sportas.lt visitor’s opinion:
Who was at fault for the accident?
“I went out and asked him if he had tried to kill us both. I chased it real fast, got into the airbag, took advantage of the DRS and started to double it, and then it barely made a right turn. This is a common defensive tactic, but according to sports etiquette, such things cannot be done on a wet court. There would probably be no problem on the dry track, but now it forced me to drive on the wet part of the track. After all, we were driving at a speed of 200 miles per hour (almost 322 km / h, car passed). Both speed and road conditions must be evaluated when making such movements. He did not fight for practically anything in that race, for him ninth place is worth nothing, and that means a lot to us. Folding would have been very simple if it weren’t for his movement. Maybe if there was another runner by his side, not me, then he would have acted differently, “Russell said.
Bott, for his part, explained that only the British were to blame for this situation: “He tried to incline me towards a place where the driest trajectories were sufficient for a single car. I watched the video and I don’t understand what he’s talking about. It was his fault, so I’m very disappointed. “
Bottas gives Russell the middle finger, Russell slaps Bottas’s helmet # F1 #ImolaGP pic.twitter.com/lDrQmxJ4Nk
– Mohsin (@ MB07__) April 18, 2021
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