Throughout the 169-hectare motorsport complex known as the Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir, Luca's audacious move was still being murmured about. That was, in fact, the first time ever a driver had pulled off such a magnificent feat.
The ability for an F1 car to power almost fully sideways was technically possible, but it certainly wasn't what Enzo Ferrari or the other historical figures had in mind when they were developing the structure and philosophy of single-seaters.
"Does he still have it?"
Only a fool would ask such a question after that inconceivable stunt in the 13th Lap. The only questions being thrown around to one another were: "How?" "Was that real?" "A stumble, maybe? Done unintentionally?" "Could he be on the juice?"
After Rodnick's dishonorable actions that stained Formula 1, it wasn't strange anymore to hear abrupt doping accusations flying from anyone's mouth the moment a driver they disliked executed an applaudable performance.
P4— Jimmy Damgaard
