Japanese Grand Prix session stopped after F1 star destroys car in huge crash - The Mirror

F1 star destroys car in heavy crash as Japanese Grand Prix session stopped

Jack Doohan's second practice session at the Japanese Grand Prix was brought to a premature end after the Alpine driver suffered a huge high-speed crash at Suzuka

Japanese Grand Prix session stopped after F1 star destroys car in huge crash - The Mirror

The start of the Japanese Grand Prix weekend was disrupted on Friday when one Formula 1 star lost control of his race car and smashed into a barrier at high speed

Japanese Grand Prix session red-flagged as under-fire driver suffers heavy crash

FP2 was red-flagged after just a few minutes following a major crash.

During this Friday’s practice at the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix, Jack Doohan crashed very hard against the protective barrier when he was in the second round of the exercises. Alpine was shattered but the Australian driver was able to leave by his own means. The accident occurred when 10 of the 60 minutes available to perform the various circuit tests had not been completed. Doohan’s chilling accident. It comes out alive by miracle after it t…

Footage from all angles shows how hard the impact was. Australian driver Jack Doohan lost control of his car during the second practice session for the Japanese Formula 1 Grand Prix and crashed into a barrier at full speed. Fortunately, he walked away from the car unharmed.

A stopover in front of the Japan-GP became a gruesome experience for a Formula 1 star driver.