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Williams driver Logan Sargeant has denied that his crash in FP1 at the Japanese Grand Prix was similar to the
Sargeant faced multiple mistakes in his first F1 season, with incidents in Suzuka and another at Japan’s practice session where he damaged his gearbox and suspension, though luckily sparing his chassis. Despite missing FP2, a light rain helped lessen the impact, with plans for his car’s repair before the final practice. Sargeant admitted his errors, emphasizing the need to move forward, asserting that missing the Australian Grand Prix didn’t dent his confidence. Williams Team Principal James Vowles supported Sargeant, noting that the incidents were not due to pushing the car’s limits, but rather misjudgments.
