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Vettel spun early in the race at Monza and was left sideways to the track at the high speed Ascari chicane. Unable to see to his side, he slowly nudged back on the circuit but made contract with the unsighted Stroll, who himself was then spun. Read Also: Stroll "quite upset" with Vettel over Monza run-in Why Vettel is closer to an F1 ban than you may think Moments later ... Keep readingSource: Gasly: Spotters would avert Vettel/Stroll incidents
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