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WEC drivers question race control after crash in Monza 6 Hours

Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 9, 2026, 6:53 AM

Last updated Nov 9, 2026

WEC drivers question race control after crash in Monza 6 Hours

Summary

Several drivers in the World Endurance Championship have expressed their concerns regarding race control's decision not to implement a full-course yellow during the Monza 6 Hours. The incident occurred late in the race when Jota driver Alex Lynn crashed into barriers after colliding with the #94 Peugeot 9X8 driven by Malthe Jakobsen. This crash came with only two minutes remaining in the race and led to questions about safety protocols. As the race is still ongoing, discussions about the incident and its implications for race management are expected to continue.

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By the Numbers

•Alex Lynn crashed into barriers at Monza
•His car collided with Malthe Jakobsen's Peugeot
•Drivers questioned lack of neutralization
•Only two minutes remained in the race
•Race discussions on safety protocols are ongoing

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6:53 AMMotorsport.com — WEC drivers question lack of full-course yellow after heavy Monza crash

What they're saying

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Several World Endurance Championship drivers have questioned race control for not neutralising the Monza 6 Hours following a late crash involving a Cadillac hypercar. With just two minutes left on the clock, Jota driver Alex Lynn slammed into the the barriers at the exit of the second chicane after making contact with the #94 Peugeot 9X8 of Malthe Jakobsen. Having lost fifth place ...Keep reading
— Motorsport.com

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