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Red Bull junior driver Arvid Lindblad caused two race-defining crashes in the Monza Formula 2 feature race, which left one rival particularly aggrieved
Red Bull junior driver Arvid Lindblad caused two race-defining crashes in the Monza Formula 2 feature race that left a rival, Victor Martins, aggrieved. Lindblad’s first incident was with Rodin’s F2 contender and McLaren junior Alex Dunne on lap eight. After damaging his front wing, Lindblad collided with Roman Stanek on lap 11, causing more chaos.
Victor Martins criticized the FIA for not making Lindblad pit with the damaged front wing, stating the need for stricter penalties. Despite Lindblad receiving a 10-second penalty, Martins called for better monitoring of driving standards in racing. Luke Browning, the race winner for Hitech, acknowledged the intense competition among young drivers but highlighted the generally high driving standards in Formula 2.
Dunne, who was hit by Lindblad, declined to comment while Martins continued to push for stricter penalties for such incidents. The series of collisions has been particularly unfortunate for Martins in recent races. Overall, the incident sparked debate on maintaining driving standards and enforcing penalties in high-stakes racing competitions.
