F2 car bursts into flames as Madrid track debuts

Fri 11 Sep · 11:46 UTCupdated Fri 11 Sep · 15:09 UTCHave your say
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The inaugural Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid faced safety concerns when a Formula 2 car caught fire after a crash. Thai driver Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak crashed into barriers at Turn 19 but managed to escape unharmed, leading to a red flag during the practice session as marshals dealt with the flames.

Mercedes driver George Russell highlighted the risks associated with the new circuit, calling it the 'most risky' on the calendar. The Madrid venue, characterized by its high-speed layout and concrete walls, is making its debut in Formula 1 this weekend.

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