One F1 driver “I s*** my pants” after odd Las Vegas GP pitlane incident
Polystyrene speed limit sign cau🎀ses havoc in pitl♛ane
A strange incident in the pitlane at the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix caused one F1 driver to briefly 🍌panic.
168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Yuki Tsunoda ඣwas behind the wheel of his RB in Vegas when he drove into a polystyrene speed limit sign.
His car lifted into the air momentarily but no da🔜mage was done.
It was squeaky bum time for Yuki Tsunoda after he hit a speeding sign at pit exit during one of his stops! 😬💥
— mahbx.com – Formula 1 (@mahbx.com_F1)
The RB F1 star wa♛s predictably 🌠honest about the incident after the race 😅
F1TV report Will Buxton asked Tsunoda: “You had one of the most unexpected moments of the race when you got a bit of air-time in the pi𝄹tlane - what happenedᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ?”
Tsunoda replied: “I s*** my pants!”
Buxton 🀅and Tsunoda swiftly apologised to the TV audience for his language.
The driver cont🐽inued explaining: “Especially when you smash the board, and the car is in the air… you do that, right?
“I nearly went into the wall. So, I mean…”
T🌃sunoda๊ then had to stop himself swearing again to describe his fear.
“Brown flag for Tsunoda at pit exit,” Buxton tease♈d.
A laughing Tsunoda said: “I love that!”
The RB driver was able to secure a points finishꦑ in Las Vegas, coming ninth.
Notably he was one place ahead of Red Bull’s Sergio Pe🌳rez, whose race seat he dreams of taking in 2025.
Tsunoda, Liam Lawson and Franco Colapinto a🌟re reportedly under consideration to replace Perez in the Red Bull next year.
A so✱lid result for Tsunoda was a reminder to Red Bull of his 🔥ability.
It also brought to an end a strange weekend which started with an interrogation in his pyjamas by US 🧸border guards.
“I nℱearly got s𓆉ent back home,” he claimed upon finally arriving in Vegas.
James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade cov🥂ering everything from American sports, to football, to F1.
