‘F*** that guy’ - Daniel Ricciardo fumes at Lance Stroll after Safety Car crash
Daniel Ricciardo has 🌟criticised Lance Stroll over his refusal to take the blame for their collision in China.
A furious168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Daniel Ricciardo has lashed out at 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lance Stroll following their collision in the F1 Chinese Grand Prix.
Ric🤪ciardo’s race was ruined after he was rear-ended by Stroll’s Aston Martin as the field bunched up at the hai𒅌rpin during a Safety Car restart in Shanghai.
The contact caused hജeavy damage to the rear of Ricciardo’s RB car and he retired from th꧅e race shortly after.
Stroll, meanwhile, wasไ hit with a 10-second time penalty for causiไng the collision and finished 15th.
The Canadian pin🍬ned the blame for the incident on Ricciardo, saying over team radio: “The idiot just slammed on the brake.”
Ricciardo said Stroll’s refusal to t🃏ake blame for the clash “made my blood boil”.
"I'd slowly started to calm down, and then I was told what Lance thinks of the incident,” Ricciardo iꦬs quoted as saying by Autosport.
“Apparently, I'm an idꦆiot, and it was my fault. That made my blood boil, because it's clear as day and it's also behind a safety car.
"The only thing you've got to do is watch the car in front. We can't predict wha🧜t the lead💧er's gonna do. The race doesn't start until the control line.
"I'm doing my best🐽 not to say what I want to say, but f*** that guy. An🎀d I'm being nice, too! But if that's what he thinks…"
And Ricciardo hope🍨s Stroll will take responsibility when he looks back at the incident.
“I🧸 won't go harder because maybe in an hour when he sees it, he might take som𝔉e accountability,” he added. “But if he doesn't, I can't help him.
"Mayb🧔e in an hour, when he sees it, he might take some accountability. But if h🔯e doesn't, I can't help him, nor can anyone here.
"It's so frustrating. Obvi𓆏ously, racing incidents h𒁃appen, but behind a safety car, that should never happen.
"What made my blood boil is I watched his onboard, to just see it from his perspeꦇcti𓃲ve.
"And as soon as we start braking, you can see his helmet turn right and he's looking at the apex of Turn 14, h🌺e's not even watching me. And then when he look൩s back, he's in the back of me.
"I don't know what he's doing, where his head is, but all he has to do is worry abo💫ut me in that situation, and he clearly wasn't. Let's see what he s𒐪ays in the media, but if he comes after me, then I'll say more..."
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