Pierre Gasly has some of the blame for a highly dangerous situation that occurred during the Japanese GP. “If I was two meters to the left, I would have been dead,” Gasly said. Indeed, even F1’s governing body penalised Gasly, who the Suzuka stewards said “admitted he was too fast”. “I can understand the criticism from the drivers,” said former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher, referring to the fury about the presence on the circuit of a recovery vehicle. However, the late Jules Bianchi’s father Philippe lashed out at the FIA for suggesting that Gasly had driven too fast past the recovery vehicle.
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