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Oscar Piastri exceeded the chaotic Japanese second training of the Japanese Grand Prix, during which the huge crash of Jack Doohana caused one of the four red flags.
Piastri bounded the leader of the teammate and the leading championship of Lando Norris for half a tenth of a second when McLaren continued his dominance in the early season, but four interruptions allowed the cars to be on the way for only 20 of the planned 60 minutes.
Doohan, who did not run on the first training on Friday, when Alpine decided to run a Ryo Hirakawa reserve driver at his home race instead of an Australian newcomer, lost control of his car in the first corner of the high -speed and shook the barrier and lost two rounds during the process.
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Alpine’s Jack Doohan brought two Japanese Grand Prizes after a massive high -speed accident in the first corner
The 22-year-old who said Alpine was “OK” after the session was helping from the car and there was a delay of about 20 minutes when the barriers were repaired.
Just seven minutes after the renewal of the session, the double world champion Fernando Alonso emphasized the difficulty of wind conditions with an atypical mistake that his Aston Martin left on the beach in gravel after rotation to Turn 8.
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Fernando alonso beach of your car and brings the second red flag of training two on the Japanese Grand Prix
When the rest of the field tried frantically to achieve qualifying simulations, the session was red again due to grass on the side of the track, which set fire to the fire from sparks flying from cars.
There was another short rush of the event, which saw that Piastriho the edge of Norrisa in a battle, which looks like it is running for the rest of the weekend before the grass lights again in the final stages to trigger the fourth red flag and end the session.
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Sky Sports F1’s Live Japanese GP Schedule
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Look back at some of the most dramatic moments that took place on the Japanese Grand Prix
Saturday 5th April
- 3.15: 00: Japanese practice GP three (session starts at 3.30 pm)*
- 6:00: Japanese qualification of Japanese GP*
- 7:00: Qualification of Japanese GP*
- 9:00: Ted’s qualifying notebook*
Sunday 6th April
- 4.30: Setup of Japanese GP: Sunday Grand Prix*
- 6:00: Japanese Grand Prix*
- 8:00: Japanese GP reaction: chessboard*
- 9:00: Ted’s notebook*
*Live also at the main Sky Sports event
The formula is this weekend on the Suzuka iconic circuit for the Japanese Grand Prix, Live On Sky Sports F1. Stream Sky Sports with now – no contract whenever cancel
