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Liam Lawson had to avoid two marshals sprinting across the track during F1’s Mexican GP in a frightening incident unseen by the TV broadcast
During the Mexican Grand Prix, Liam Lawson had to steer clear of two marshals unexpectedly dashing across the track, a frightening moment not captured on TV.
After being bumped by Carlos Sainz on the opening lap, Lawson pitted immediately, resulting in an early stop for repairs.
As Lawson exited the pits, he encountered the two marshals darting across the track at Turn 1, prompting his shocked reaction over the team radio.
Expressing disbelief and concern for the safety hazard, Lawson expressed his shock at the incident, emphasizing the grave risk involved.
Retiring early due to the Sainz collision, Lawson highlighted the danger posed by the marshals’ actions and vowed to seek clarification and ensure it doesn’t recur.
Lawson’s comments have sparked calls for an explanation from officials to prevent such incidents from happening in the future, with the FIA being pressed for a response by The Race.
