A pile marked the start of the Grand Prix of Singapore Sunday 18 September, between Sebastian Vettel, Kimi Raikkonen and Max Verstappen.

The three drivers clashed in spectacular fashion in seconds from the start of the race in the wet, with the conflict between Verstappen Vettel and Raikkonen.

The stewards talked to all three drivers after completion of race, but they failed to find who was at fault in an incident described as a 'chain reaction', and duly ruled that was racing accident.

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1. dimitris81gr says:

   18/09/2017 at 18:44

   The first made the biggest mistake and started the area. response why 1st is aware of his epitagchynsis so he knew it did not and the best and what you find on how the 3rd over the 2nd where almost managed to pass him onstage as well knew and for the neighbor who initially faced down started the same . Ought, therefore, to imagine that back ende΄chetai guides to make better, and had a clearer picture of what can be done around him as such an overtaking that gives perhaps was invisible but quite possible. The 3 driver did very well at the time and has no share of responsibility. I was crafty course if you understand what he was playing and bring face to the wall but I imagine. He seems to have caught up if he was still 10 cm wide The second, however, could have avoided the fact if he was defending to give space to the right since he was next to him now , When he saw the left to converge. It was inevitable if you never let the throttle. We had and he well be imagined that the 1st may not have a clue as to it there is a third monothesio beside him as the Visual looks to was difficult. If you left the throttle to avoid sandwiches and just was driving lathaki that isomoirase not correctly (because rather seemed to overtake him caught for a Tak) then exonerated eythinwn.

   

   

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