F1 crash involving four cars in Tuscan Grand Prix brings out red flag

All four drivers are ok

Two crashes in quick succession saw the red flag come out during the Tuscan Grand Prix. It is the second time in two weeks a race has been red flagged, after the Monza Grand Prix was stopped following a huge crash for Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc at Parabolica at the halfway point of the race last weekend. The first crash occurred when Max Verstappen got off to a slow start and informed his Red Bull team that he had no power, before getting caught in a tangle and ploughing into the gravel. https://twitter.com/F1/status/1305134550121689088 When the race was restarted, four cars were involved in a collision straight away. All four drivers emerged unscathed, it has been confirmed. https://twitter.com/Jean_Bombeur1/status/1305136827125444608 McLaren driver Carlos Sainz said: “By the time I saw everything it was too late - it was a big crash. The main thing is that we are all ok." The crash can be seen from Sainz's point of view below. https://twitter.com/ianlambief1/status/1305139098332659712 https://twitter.com/jpappone/status/1305137141345906690 The incident brought out the red flag, meaning another restart, and Verstappen, Gasly, Giovinazzi, Sainz, Latifi, and Magnussen all being removed from the race.