Russell felt Grosjean deserved some form of punishment for clash
Williams Formula 1 driver George Russell reckons Romain Grosjean got off liꦏghtly from their collision during the Singapore Grand Prix, an incident which ended his race.
Grosjean tagged the back of Russell’s FW42 as the pair battled over 17th place at the exit of Turn 8 on Lap 35, sending the Briton into🅰 the outside wall and ending Williams’ remarkable streak without a DNF this year.
Haas driver Grosjean was able to continue and ultimately finished ♈11th, something which frustrated Russell, who felt the Frenchman should have been punished.

Williams Formula 1 driver George Russell reckons Romain Grosjean got off lightly from their collision during the Singapore Grand Prix, an incౠident which ended his race.
Grosjean tagged the back of Russell’s FW42 as the pair battled over 17th place at the exit of Turn 8 on Lap 35, sending the Briton into the ﷽outside wall♔ and ending Williams’ remarkable streak without a DNF this year.
Haa🐼s driver Grosjean was able to continue and ultimately finished 11th, something which frustrated Russell, who felt the Frenchman should have been punished.
"He said that I didn’t lea🥂ve him any room, but I’ve see 🦹the video and I clearly did,” Russell explained.
“He said sorry but not exactly admitting it was his fault. He’s obviously ꦅnot going to say it was his fault.
“But it was my corner, I had the inside line at the apex and on the exit so it wꦇas his to give up, and he didn’t.
“He had his right to lunge it down the outside, at the apex we were next to each other, just aftꦬer the apex I was half a car’s length ahead,” he added.
“The fact my rear left touched his front right proves t🤪hat it was my corner, he should have conceded the corner.
“I don’t know w๊hat he was thinking, but it’s not the 🐭first time something’s happened like that with Romain.”
Asked if the incident will change how he approa🐠ches racing Grosjean in future, Russell replied: “Ultimately his actions ended 👍my race but they should have ended his race as well.
“I don’t think I’d be doing anything different🎀. It was in his hands to realise it… wasn’t malicious, just common racing sense.”
Grosjean believes tℱhe incident has highlighted a “grey area” wit♐hin F1’s rules and insisted he had little room to go in order to avoid a collision.
ও“It’s a bit of a grey area the rules, who has got the priority,”ꦍ he said.
“We hav෴⛄e seen a lot of people going wide and gaining an advantage of going wide.
“Obviously, I’m for gravel on exit of 🌞corners, maybe it would change mentality and we would have to leave more space because that is what I have been saying for a l𒉰ong time.
“If there is a wall, you cannot disappear and o🔴bviously there is contact. I don’t thi🌜nk there was much room for me to go more to the left, obviously there is a wall there.
“I just need to see the footage. I ౠthink he had a moment mid-corner, with his rear, touched my front andꦡ sent him the other way round. I think it’s a bit unfortunate, and obviously George is not super happy, but there’s not much more room I can go to the left.”
Both drivers were called before the stewards but no further actio👍n was taken.

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