Similar to the Monaco Grand Prix, the Brazilian Grand Prix featured a crash on the opening lap. It was none other than Erik Haas of Trampos Racing.
He had DNFed in a very bad way, which meant an utter failure to finish, and the car was unable to be revived no matter how he tried.
Interlagos didn't have many barriers, so when Haas spun out of the track due to poor grip caused by the wet conditions, he basically tumbled into a trench and got stuck in its dip.A safety flag session was called, and the routine followed to make the track safe by removing Haas' Dallara.
XXX— Erik Haas
Luca wondered how Haas' crash would fuel Ansel's motivation to finish in the top ten.
[DATA DISPLAYED IN REAL-TIME:
-Car Speed: 225 km/h
-Heart Rate: 117 bpm
-Operational Status: 90% (V. Good)
-Breathing: Calm & Steady
-Distance covered: 20000m
-Time: 8 min. ]
