Liam Lawson ran into early car trouble at the Miami Grand Prix, which also came at the detriment of Pierre Gasly.
During the Miami Grand Prix, Liam Lawson apologized to Pierre Gasly following their collision for the final points-paying spot.
Gasly’s car was sent upside down after Lawson’s Racing Bulls car suffered a gearbox failure, causing the crash at Turn 17.
Lawson clarified that the gearbox issue led to the loss of control and the subsequent impact with Gasly’s car.
Lawson emphasized that the incident was due to technical failure, removing any fault or penalty on his part.
Despite Gasly’s retirement, Lawson sought out Gasly to explain the situation and express regret for the incident.
Gasly’s teammate, Franco Colapinto, capitalized on the opportunity to secure a career-best result finishing in seventh place in the race.
