In conversation with Ziggo Sport Alexander Albon’s crash is briefly mentioned in the second free practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix. The suggestion that it was quite a terrifying hit, wipes out Max Verstappen. “Yes, but yes, don’t appoint. That’s part of the deal and if you can’t handle it …”
Verstappen does not finish his sentence and continues to say that people do not have to feel sorry for a driver after such a crash: “That is not really necessary. It is just not nice for yourself that the car is so flat and that it happens in a session that’s all about. But yes, it is what it is. “
Verstappen designates the second free practice as the session that it’s all about, because that is the only practice that has finished in the dark, similar to the conditions during qualifying and the race. Whether Verstappen feels more sorry for the Albon crew? “They still have to work for a night,” he laughs. “But that is also sometimes part of it.”
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