
Ricciardo misery continues with Magnussen collision
Ricciardo misery continues with Magnussen collision

Daniel Ricciardo's miserable F1 season continued after contact with Kevin Magnussen ended his São Paulo Grand Prix on the first lap.
The McLaren driver will leave the grid after next weekend's Abu Dhabi finale and may find himself with a grid drop for the race after initiating the contact with Haas' Magnussen.
Entering turn eight on the first lap, Ricciardo misjudged Magnussen's speed and tapped the Dane into the spin.
As Magnussen released the brake to roll back down the hill and out of the way from the oncoming pack, the pair made secondary contact, sending Ricciardo into the barriers and both out of the race with damage.
The incident marked a bitter end to a weekend in which Magnussen secured a maiden F1 pole position on his 100th race weekend with Haas.
George Russell led the race into the early safety car period.
SAFETY CAR (LAP 1/71)
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Ricciardo and Magnussen collide in the middle sector 😱
They're both out of the car and appear to be OK, but the same can't be said for their cars#BrazilGP #F1 pic.twitter.com/6VKUHlmnLn
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