Gasly and Lawson explain their Miami GP collision

Pierre Gasly and Liam Lawson have addressed their dramatic collision at the Miami Grand Prix, which resulted in Gasly’s Alpine flipping and both drivers retiring. The incident occurred while the pair were battling for positions, with Lawson’s Racing Bulls making contact with Gasly’s rear left, sending the Frenchman into a spin and a wall. Gasly, who emerged uninjured, expressed disappointment over the lost opportunity for points, noting the incident could have been avoided. Meanwhile, Lawson revealed the crash was triggered by a sudden gearbox failure that caused his car to slip into neutral, leaving him unable to brake or avoid the collision. Despite a strong start to the race, both teams left Miami without points, with Racing Bulls facing concerns over the mechanical reliability of their car.