Nico Rosberg is 'happy' that he's not racing in the Saudi Arabian GP, saying it is a 'dangerous, proper dangerous' circuit. Formula 1 made its debut at the new Jeddah Corniche circuit on Friday where, surprisingly given all the pre-race warnings, there was just one crash. While several drivers brushed the walls that surround the high-speed circuit, only Charles Leclerc binned his car. The Ferrari driver suffered a snap of oversteer as he headed into Turn 22, hit the barriers backwards, was spun around and damaged all four corners of his SF21. It was a high-speed crash with the driver taken to the track's medical centre for checks where he was given the all-clear. Rosberg is worried there...
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