P1racenews AI automatic summary:
“But at the same time, there’s a line, you can’t cross it and I mean, what’s the point? I was fighting for points and he wasn’t.”
Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson had conflicting views on their incident at the Italian Grand Prix, leading to frustration for Red Bull’s drivers. Tsunoda made it to Q3 but did not have the pace for a points finish due to floor damage caused by contact with Lawson. Lawson, starting from the back, moved into points contention after an early stop onto the hards. Their clash was deemed significant by Tsunoda, who felt it was unnecessary and possibly crossed a line in defense. In contrast, Lawson downplayed the incident, stating there was nothing major to it and focusing on moving forward to future races with a fast car. Isack Hadjar, their RB teammate, impressively finished 10th after starting from the pit lane at Monza.
