Formula 1 rookie Jack Doohan was almost caught out by a slow moving Logan Sargeant during the first practice session for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, narrowly avoiding a huge collision.
Doohan - who was taking part in FP1 for the Alpine team - came hurtling around the penultimate corner of the track on a flying lap, where Sargeant was dawdling along on the racing line, and the rookie had to take avoiding action.
The incident was investigated after the session, with Williams being fined €5,000 for the infringement.
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Despite the incident, Doohan did manage to get in plenty of laps around the Yas Marina Circuit, putting in a time that was quicker than both Red Bull cars, who had also replaced both Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez with rookies.
The session was pretty much dominated by a lot of young drivers being given a chance to impress, as part of F1 rules which state that all teams must allow a rookie to take part in at least two practice sessions throughout the season.