Somerset Formula One star Lando Norris was only able to best a 10th place finish at the Japanese Grand Prix, but it was the drama on track involving a tractor that the Bristol-born driver was most enraged about.
On the first lap of the race, Norris’ former teammate Carlos Sainz lost all grip on the rain-soaked track and was sent spinning into a barrier, causing a red flag.
Soon after the incident, a tractor tried to recover the Spaniard’s car, but the rest of the grid were still on the track, and a speeding Pierre Gasly, who was attempting to limit the gap to the car in front of him under the safety car, almost collided with the vehicle in the misty conditions.