Christian Mansell emerged unscathed from a dramatic crash at the Monza circuit after colliding with a competitor at the Ascari corner.
During race two out of three of the Monza round, Mansell was running in third place and defending against Francesco Simonazzi.
Simonazzi made a move to the inside of the first part of the Ascari corners, the two drivers came together, forcing Mansell wide.
Mansell's car was then pitched into a roll when the car caught the gravel trap, with the car landing upside down, and the race being red flagged.
He was unhurt by the incident, and the race was able to resume, being won by part-time Formula 3 driver, and Euroformula Open Championship leader, Oliver Goethe.
Mansell, a 17-year-old Australian competitor of no relation to 1992 F1 champion Nigel Mansell, had managed to set the fastest lap of the race prior to his crash, which remained unbeaten after the restart.
Watch the video of the incident below:
Also interesting:
F1 Podcast: Does F1's grid penalty system need revising?
With confusion reigning for several hours over Max Verstappen's starting position for the Italian Grand Prix, does F1's grid penalty system need revising, and should there be a rule preventing races from ending under the Safety Car?
RacingNews365.com F1 journalists Dieter Rencken and Michael Butterworth discuss the key issues from the Italian Grand Prix.
Max
Verstappen
Sergio
Pérez
Fernando
Alonso
Lewis
Hamilton
Red Bull
Mercedes
Ferrari
Alpine
