Pierre Gasly has blamed the collision that took him out of the Monaco Grand Prix on his former Formula 1 team-mate Yuki Tsunoda, claiming the latter moved under braking.
Tsunoda and Gasly were running 17th and 18th – after making their first mandatory pitstop as early as lap 1 – when the Alpine driver attacked his Red Bull peer at the chicane.
Gasly violently crashed into Tsunoda, with the TV broadcast featuring a “no brakes” radio message. However, the Frenchman has clarified that this comment was taken out of context.