F1 2022 Season

The tap is because he moved over, he drove into Gasly causing him to then hit Zhou.
Is he not allowed to move over to the racing line? Gasly would have known he would, others on that side of the grid where as well. Looked like Gasly went for the gap too late.
 
The most unsafe thing about that crash was probably it hitting the fence.. The barrier is there to cushion the blow.. the car just went through it and hit the fence at speed..
 
If they’re going back to the start, then surely they should’ve let George re-join if they could’ve fixed his car? It makes no sense
 
Someone up there is looking after Zhou. Unbelievable he walked away from that
 
Think they should up the height of the barriers to the crowd after that, I know it's rare this sort of launch happens but it was too close to comfort to going over them. Make them clear, but taller.
 
Let's face it, apart from the front cars, not involved in the accident, how do you decide the starting order for the rest of the grid?

Read somewhere that’s it’s just the qualifying grid, when the crash happens on first sector, first lap.
 
Is he not allowed to move over to the racing line? Gasly would have known he would, others on that side of the grid where as well. Looked like Gasly went for the gap too late.

Gasly was already in the gap, you can see him try to slow down when he realised George was going to hit him but he can't just make his car disappear.

Russell got a poor start, got passed by Latifi then tried to close the gap but Gasly was already in it.
 
That was a crazy crash. When I saw this car upside down in the back of the shot (of cars going through turn 2) I was sure this was going to be bad. I'm glad he is ok. Once again, it is amazing how safe these cars can be.

Even though Sainz is benefitting from this, Don't understand why he is going to start on pole again. Though I full expect max to take it back, unless Ferrari change to softs.
 
I am not sure if people understand that it's not just Lewis and Max unlucky, there's basically half of the drivers on the grid who gained positions after the first start and all of them are unlucky same as those two. Alonso gained two very good positions on the start, I'd say he is the unluckiest one.
 
Just seen a picture of Zhou upside down. The halo is 100% saving him as its keeping him so his head is clearing the ground. Saw the f2 crash and it saved the guy in that too
 
After watching the accident a few times now, I agree that was on Russell , on the Hards falling behind and trying to defend on cold hard.
Stewards have said no action will be taken, maybe should have been a penalty for the next race.
 
Think they should up the height of the barriers to the crowd after that, I know it's rare this sort of launch happens but it was too close to comfort to going over them. Make them clear, but taller.

Might make it awkward for the spectators behind.

Anyone got video of the protesters?
 
Can someone explain, based on the rules, why it’s wrong to go back to the original grid order?
 
I am not sure if people understand that it's not just Lewis and Max unlucky, there's basically half of the drivers on the grid who gained positions after the first start and all of them are unlucky same as those two. Alonso gained two very good positions on the start, I'd say he is the unluckiest one.
So did Hamilton? And Max took the lead? I agree with your underlying point by the way, just not with how you determine who is the “unluckiest”.
 
Gasly was already in the gap, you can see him try to slow down when he realised George was going to hit him but he can't just make his car disappear.

Russell got a poor start, got passed by Latifi then tried to close the gap but Gasly was already in it.
I think it’s more of a bit of both tbh. How far into a gap would you expect to be to ‘claim’ track position? I’d say racing incident with a really unfortunate (or fortunate as he’s alive) knock on effect to Zhou.
 
it’s just the way it is. if you don’t complete a lap it’s not officially happened. just one of those weird f1 rules
 
Can someone explain, based on the rules, why it’s wrong to go back to the original grid order?
It’s not wrong based on the rules. But doesn’t mean people aren’t hard done by as a result / there can’t be a debate on if that rule is stupid or not.
 
Vettel was at fault for the other incident too. Literally crashed into Ocon(?), he was probably dsirupted by watching the other crash and wasn't concentrated enough.