So after reviewing the return journey, Qin Miao realized that his behavior at the time was indeed a bit too impulsive.
After all, he was ahead of Perez, and the W13B is known for its fast acceleration.
After pushing Perez onto the concrete outside the track, his acceleration would inevitably be affected, while Qin Miao could benefit from the slipstream of Hamilton in front.
Even though the straight between T1 and T2 isn't very long, with Qin Miao's ability, maintaining the pressure from Perez behind at this position wasn't an impossible task.
Although Perez's refusal to yield was also a reason for this collision, if Qin Miao hadn't pushed Perez so tightly, the accident might not have occurred, and he could still be fighting for the team's world championship on the track at this moment.
But with things as they are, Qin Miao could do nothing but review it in his mind and lament what a pity it was.
