Personnel runs across Monaco pitlane during Formula 2 Feature Race
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 7, 2026, 11:55 AM
Last updated Jun 7, 2026
During lap 41 of the Formula 2 Feature Race in Monaco, a personnel member jogged across the pitlane as three cars entered simultaneously. The incident drew attention when Colton Herta's Hitech car narrowly cleared the individual, raising safety concerns. Alex Brundle, lead commentator, called for an investigation into how this occurred and how to prevent such situations in the future. The race eventually concluded with Nikola Tsolov taking the victory, but the close call in the pitlane remains a significant point of discussion.
- •A personnel member crossed Monaco's pitlane during the F2 race.
- •Three cars entered the pitlane at the same time.
- •Colton Herta's car narrowly avoided contact.
- •Alex Brundle called for answers on the incident.
- •Nikola Tsolov won the Feature Race.
- 11:55 AMYahoo Sports — Alex Brundle Demands Answers After Man Runs Across Monaco Pitlane Inches From Oncoming F2 Cars
"Monaco‘s pitlane is already one of the most compressed and unforgiving stretches of real estate in motorsport. On lap 41 of 42 of the Formula 2 Feature Race, it got considerably more dangerous – not because of a racing incident,…
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