After his DTM comeback at Oschersleben, ex-Formula 1 driver Timo Glock is not only at odds with his McLaren 720S GT3 Evo, which is currently being investigated in Woking for a fundamental vehicle problem, but also with the fairness of some of his rivals.
In Sunday's race, “it felt like everyone out there thought they had to drive totally kamikaze”, Glock grumbled to ProSieben after his retirement.
He said he had to “think carefully about what you can say on television” to avoid incurring a large fine. “I don’t know who did it, but I had eight punches in the car at some point.”
“We actually wanted to continue until the second pitstop to get the guys into a bit of a routine and only then stop the car, but it didn't make any sense,” said Glock, explaining why he parked the Dörr-McLaren early.
