Moments after lights out in Monaco’s F2 feature race on Sunday morning, chaos erupted as pole-sitter Alex Dunne and front-row rival Victor Martins decided Turn 1 was the perfect place to settle things – spoiler: it wasn’t.
A clumsy squeeze into Sainte Devote sent both into the barriers faster than you can say “Monaco madness,” triggering a chain-reaction pile-up of 11 cars. Yes, eleven.
Wheels flew and carbon crunched as Monaco’s most iconic corner turned into a proper East London scrapyard. Meantime, Martins fumed over team radio - “Who does he think he is, Max Verstappen?”
After a lengthy clean-up and a second restart, DAMS’ Jack Crawford took the win.
‘No heroics into Ste Devote’ is the golden rule. But try telling that to a grid full of F2 young guns with something to prove on motorsport’s glitziest stage…
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