Second red flag in the Mugello Grand Prix due to the accident at the Racing Point in Stroll off the track at 280 km per hour.
To cause the Canadian driver to go off the track was a debris that punctured the tire.
Fortunately, no consequences for the pilot.
Only 12 drivers remained in the race.
More than halfway through the race, Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes is still in command of the Mugello GP.
Second Bottas and third Ricciardo on Renault.
The Ferraris are far away: Leclerc's Red is eighth and Vettel's eleventh.
The Mugello Grand Prix had restarted with a new start from the grid after the red flag for the accident on the straight on the ninth lap.
After the safety car at the start, the red flag arrived due to the collisions that involved the cars of Latifi, Magnussen, Giovinazzi and Sainz.
A lot of debris on the track, the cars returned to the pits.
"It was a very very dangerous situation, I would not want to find myself in a situation like this again. I'm happy that everything went well."
The future Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz among the protagonists of the accident at Mugello that led to the red flag is in shock at the risk he was forced to run: "I do not wish anyone to go at 300 per hour and see three cars in front of him. . I had a contact with Racing Point and it sent me to the head. "
Antonio Giovinazzi of Alfa Romeo also agrees with Sainz: "lucky that we are all ok, it was really very dangerous. We were lucky."
