Nicholas Latifi has accepted the blame for the Turkish Grand Prix crash that ended the race both for himself and Romain Grosjean. The Williams and the Haas came together going into turn nine at Istanbul Park, with Grosjean attempting to overtake Latifi on the outside. Latifi was off the racing line having just allowed Daniel Ricciardo to lap him but when Grosjean also tried to get past, the Canadian, on the wetter side of the track, understeered into him and sent both into a spin. As a result, both cars suffered damage and with no prospect of scoring any points, they were retired by their respective teams. Immediately after the incident, Grosjean issued an expletive-laden outburst over the...
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