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Mechanic at Chinese Grand Prix ‘bashed up and bruised’ after being hit by Pierre Gasly

An Alpine mechanic was hit by driver Pierre Gasly during the Chinese Grand Prix.

During the Frenchman’s first pit stop, an error occurred while repairing one of his new rear tires.

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Gasly’s save went badly but it could have been worseCredit: F1 TV

It looked like the right rear wheel was fixed, but when Gasly was allowed to go again.

But it soon became clear that there was a problem.

As Gasly walked away from his mechanics, the wheel, which had not been tightened, came loose and hit one of them.

The heavy tire threw the mechanic to the ground with the help of a teammate.

And Sky Sports journalist Ted Kravitz added that he was a bit “struck and bruised”.

Later, Gasly asked for news of his colleague with the response on the radio stating that he was fine.

Commissioners will look into the incident later, but as of now, there is no confirmation if any action will be taken.

Moments later, a safety car was on track as Sauber’s Valtteri Bottas saw his engine fail.

Gasly opposed as usual but things quickly went wrong

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Gasly opposed as usual but things quickly went wrongCredit: F1 TV
Gasly drove away despite his right rear tire not being tightened and the wheel hitting a mechanic

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Gasly drove away despite his right rear tire not being tightened and the wheel hitting a mechanicCredit: F1 TV
The mechanic hit the ground and Gasly, fortunately, stopped instantly

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The mechanic hit the ground and Gasly, fortunately, stopped instantlyCredit: F1 TV
The mechanic seems to be fine despite the shock

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The mechanic seems to be fine despite the shockCredit: F1 TV

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen ultimately won the race with ease, despite numerous safety car interventions.

McLaren’s Lando Norris took second ahead of Verstappen’s teammate Sergio Perez.

After a dreadful qualifying session, seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton finished ninth behind Oscar Piastri.

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