It was undoubtedly one of the images of the epic Grand Prix of Emilia Romagna. The brutal accident they suffered when Russell's Williams and Bottas's Mercedes collided. The images freeze the blood, but from the many repetitions that were seen, it is not clear who was to blame for the accident: the shocking accident caused a red flag that had the race stopped for more than half an hour with 23 laps to go. Bottas had won the position, but Russell accelerated to impact with his Williams in Bottas's Mercedes. Both cars crashed into the wall. People held their breath as smoke emerged from Bottas's car. 😱 Bestial accident between Russell and Bottas 💥 Tremendous how the cars have been. Red flag! 🚩 # ImolaDAZNF1 🇮🇹 pic.twitter.com/9LIogI31c3 – DAZN Spain (@DAZN_ES) April 18, 2021 Endless seconds passed and Russell got out of his Williams while the Mercedes was still fuming. The British pilot went to Bottas and, instead of apologizing, he hit him in the helmet accusing the Finn of having caused the accident, a situation that in view of the images is not clear at all. As we see that there is debate, we leave it to you… Who has had more responsibility in the accident? # ImolaDAZNF1 🇮🇹 – DAZN Spain (@DAZN_ES) April 18, 2021
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