Nearby F1 photographers at the 🌃Monaco Grand Prix narrowly escaped ser📖ious harm after a dramatic three-car shunt on the opening lap of the race.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Kevin Magnussen and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Nico Hulkenberg all suffered terminal damage on Lap 1 in Monaco.

Pereꦡz suffered the most damage after he spun into the path of Hulkenberg and into the barrier, completely destroying his Red Bull.

Footage after the race emerged showing a sh♈ower of debris from his car littering the track - and the section where a number of photographers 🧸were standing.

One photographer was taken to hospital - but was later released following inspection - over f🍸ear of a possible injury.

The Mirror ൲reported that the FIA confirmed that the aforemention♐ed photographer suffered no “open wounds”.

It was deemed a racing incidꦺent, particularly due to the fact it was o⛦n the opening lap.

Magnussen attempted to go side-by-side with Perez on the exi🃏t of Sainte Devote.

Perez didn’t adjust ꦦhis line - and wasn’t required to⛎ do so - and with a closing gap for Magnussen, the pair collided.

Speaking afte♕r the race, Magnussen felt he could do nothing to avoi♎d it.

"From my point of view, I had a good chunk of my front alongside Perez's rear, and when he went into the wall, I go🃏t taken into the wall🎉 and pushed into him,” he said.

“I trusted that he was going to leave the space for me since I was there and it is not a corner💮 you are braking into, it is just a little bend on the straight.”

On the other hand, Perez sꦕaid that Magnussen nꦬeeded to lift.

"I𓆏t was an immense crash, one I'm disappointed about," Perez added. "I think it was totally unnecessary at t💖hat point of the race and there was no need for that.

"At some point you have two options: Lift or have a contact, and I think it was ⛦too unnecessary with the speeds we were doing, and it was a massive contact.

"It was important to take thingꦉsဣ a little bit calmer."