Nasty crash for Conor Daly in GP3 at Monaco (61 posts)

Topic tags: Conor Daly, GP3
  • Profile picture of Keith Collantine Keith Collantine said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    Another big crash in Monaco today, this time for Conor Daly in the GP3 race:

  • Profile picture of robk23 robk23 said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    Not forgetting the Buller/Brundle/Powell crash at the start that resulted in Buller landing upside down.

  • Profile picture of Lin1876 Lin1876 said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    The GP2 pile-up was spectacular, but this was nasty. I’m sorry, continuing without a rear wing, even in GP3, is asking for trouble. You could see the queue behind him and an accident was inevitable. Very pleased to see Conor Daly is OK after that.

  • Profile picture of Ed Marques Ed Marques said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    The driver has to be suspended. He moved several times. And no rear wing? Did he really think that he could mantain position??

  • Profile picture of Keith Collantine Keith Collantine said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    Fortunately Daly’s OK. He just Tweeted this:

    Hey guys I’m ok. Just feel bad for ART guys. Car was mega and I was having so much fun. But cant help it when other people do stupid stuff.

  • Profile picture of Bradley Downton Bradley Downton said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    Suranovich was well out of order, fair play to him for not spinning into a wall though with no rear downforce

  • Profile picture of ajokay ajokay said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    Well whoever #7 was, that was really bad form of him to continue to race like that with no rear wing.

    And whatever happened to these wheel teathers they made so much fuss about a few years back? Do they still use them? Because they clearly weren’t strong enough in this instance.

  • Profile picture of Andy Redden Andy Redden said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    That is mental.

  • Profile picture of katederby katederby said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    Apparently black and orange flag was waved but went unseen by Will Buxton commentating and I assume anyone else.
    Very lucky Conor Daly and the marshals on that part of the fencing.
    Have to wonder if it would have stopped an F1 or even GP2 car?

  • Profile picture of robk23 robk23 said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    Will Buxton on twitter says that Dmitry Suranovich apparently ‘flipped off’ the chief steward after the race.

  • Profile picture of Lin1876 Lin1876 said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    @robk23 I find that hard to believe, but anything’s possible. Apparently Will Buxton has it on good authority though. If true we’ll certainly hear about it before too long.

    Pretty thick to drive around with no rear wing, even before he weaved on Daly coming out of the tunnel. I suspect that he would’ve faced a heavy grid penalty or even a race ban if he ignored a black and orange flag. Flipping off the stewards, not smart.

  • Profile picture of Fer no.65 Fer no.65 said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    WOW that’s horrible!!!

    So close to going over the fence and catching those marshalls.

    How stupid from the guy in the damaged car to continue flat out defending like that with no rear wing. People should be careful when driving such a damaged car, specially at a place like Monaco. I guess going round the tunnel with no rear wing must be incredibly hard and dangerous…

  • Profile picture of robk23 robk23 said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    Suranovich has been excluded from the second Monaco race results.

  • Profile picture of paulgilb paulgilb said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    Spookily, Conor Daly’s father Derek Daly drove a couple of laps of Monaco without a rear wing towards the end of the 1982 F1 race, when he was one of 5 drivers in with a chance of victory in the closing laps (he was not punished due to the different attitudes towards safety in those days).

  • Profile picture of Prisoner Monkeys Prisoner Monkeys said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

    Hmmm. Suranovich’s idiocy was worse than Maldonado’s. However, I don’t see a chorus demanding that Suranovich be banned from the sport for it.

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