This was the picture of the third quarter. The surreal image of Azerbaijan Q3. Because it’s incredible that they didn’t see it. Because we don’t understand how someone at Williams I didn’t see how Alex Albon was going to go out on track. Or, more than how, with what the Thai driver was going to launch himself onto the asphalt. Because it wasn’t something small. Because it wasn’t something the same color as the car. Because I don’t see the fan…
Yes, she went out with him. On top of the car. It was there. The fan. With ice cream and everything. A piece, yellow or fluorescent green and of considerable size which went unnoticed by the British. No for Piastriwho had already warned by radio that a Williams had released something that she should not have released.
Meanwhile, Albon was there. Standing at the pit lane exit with the fan overhead. Trying to figure out what to do when the clock was ticking and he couldn’t even move forward.
Finally, he had to take a shortcut and remove the fan with your own hands. He did it, after more than a minute, he did it. His Q3, lost.
And the Race Direction is already monitoring them, because of course… On the screen, a note indicating that the incident was noted by a “dangerous release” by Alex Albon.
In HamiltonIt seems that this is the case. It was not the first time, as starting ahead of the others was something Williams seemed to prioritise in Baku in the face of the big red flag options. There were none in the entire ranking.
