168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Carlos Sainz must take most of the blame for the race-ending incident with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez in Baku, claims Karun Chandhok.

Ferrari’s Sainz and Red Bull’s Perez cras♈hed out wiﷺth one lap of the F1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix remaining.

Their scrꦉap for a podium position ended🍨 with both cars smashing into the barrier.

Charles L🍸eclerc, in P2, had fir🅠st fought off Perez’s challenge.

Chandhok analysed replays🅺 for Sky Sports: “Leclerc defended the inside-line into the first corner. That put𓆉 Perez out wide.

“Carlos then gets a run, gets momentum, into Turn 2. He has a look around the outside of ไhis teammate.

“Carlos ends up wide of the a💟pex. Checo is on the racing line where the grip is.

“Cಌa𝔍rlos now has a poor exit. Checo gets a better run.

“Carlos is on the white line up agai🍰nst the wall, Checo is in the middle of the circuౠit.

“Carlos is edging towards the middle, and🎀 that’s where they mak🃏e contact.

“It’s natur💫al for a racing driver to want to move away from the w♒all.

“Carlos is edging in, edging in… he has moved away from the white line, d🐈eviated from the line.

“From the onboards we can see which way♌ the drivers are lo✤oking.

“Sainz l🔯ooks in the mirror, just🥃 at the point before they make contact, he has spotted Perez.

“Unfortunatel🔥y༺ for Carlos, I think he’s got to take more of the blame.

“They were super close and it’s n♍ot a place where you expect an incident to happen. You also expect the other driver to move.”

Stewards investigated the incident bu๊t did not take further action.

Perez’s DNF cost Red Bull vital points in the constructors’ championship. They have falღlen behind McLaren after Oscar Piastri’s victory in Baku.

It also cost Perez a rare chance to finish ahead of teammate Max Verstappen🌄.