
Pérez crash triggers first red flag of Singapore GP weekend
Archive photograph: Sergio Perez · 2019-06-27Archive photo · 2019-06-27 · XaviYuahanda · CC BY-SA 4.0
A crash involving Sergio Pérez brought out the first red flag of the Singapore Grand Prix weekend during sprint qualifying. On the return to the pits, his damaged front wing broke apart and scattered debris across the track, forcing race control to stop the session for cleanup.
Cadillac driver Sergio Pérez’s crash brought out the first red flag of the Singapore Grand Prix weekend during sprint qualifying.
On his way back to the pit lane, the damaged wing caught beneath the car, broke free and shattered, scattering debris across the track. Race control halted the session so the debris could be cleared.
RacingNews365’s accounts differ on the incident’s opening: the Dutch-language report says Pérez went straight on at Turn 5; the English-language report says he locked up into Turn 4.
The stewards later noted Pérez for driving the car in an unsafe condition, but took no further action.
Sources 02
- SOURCERode vlag na onhandige stunt Perez in SingaporeRacingNews365 Nederland
- SOURCESergio Perez crash sparks first Singapore Grand Prix red flagRacingNews365 English
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