Jack Doohan avoided serious injuries with a big collision in the second practice session in the Japanese Grand Prix, which has faced Alpine’s rebuilding major cars.
As Ryo Hirakawa took his place, the Alpine driver missed the FP1 and started the fifth rap of the FP2 when he fell at high speed from turn 1. Doohan seemed to be still open when the DRS lifted the entire throttle from the full throttle in the first corner, and the lack of downforce prevented the end of innocence before the car was immediately lacked.
Doohan left the car with more than 180 miles per hour. After confirming at the medical center, he was released again with Alpine Hospithal Liti.
Alpine said on Friday evening, “You can see that Jack is okay with preventive medical checks.” Now we are working hard to prepare the car tomorrow. “
The team first refused to mention the case, and Doohan did not speak publicly after the conflict. Team principal Oliver Oakes later confirmed that the cause was the driver error.
Oakes said, “We are happy to see Jack leaving from his case in Free Practice 2 and to know that it is okay after his preventive measures.” I can learn, and I know that Jack and the team will be ready tomorrow. His crew will work hard to prepare a car after damaged. “
