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Zhou British Grand Prix horror crash in pictures
Thankfully all drivers involved have been passed fit
The start of the British Grand Prix saw Zhou Guanyu miraculously escape injury after his Alfa Romeo flipped into the Abbey catch-fencing.
The Chinese rookie was clipped by a spinning George Russell as part of a six-car meleé at the first corner at Silverstone, turning him upside down.
The shocking incident led to a 56-minute long red-flag period but now that we know all drivers are safe and healthy, here is a picture gallery of how the crash unfolded:
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