Zhou admits his HungarianGP was 'pretty much over' after what he labelled a 'strange' startline glitch. F1
Zhou copped front wing damage in the impact and also incurred a five-second penalty from the stewards, who decreed that he"simply did not slow down enough when approaching the corner, resulting in an unnecessary collision"."I have no idea, I need to have a look," Zhou replied when asked about his start problem."I was holding the revs before the four lights and then I just lost all the response from the throttle, so I started basically [with] zero throttle.
"So my start was actually a pull-away, it wasn't actually a start. That's why you saw my car wasn't moving." Asked by Motorsport.com to explain his Turn 1 incident, Zhou said:"I was trying to obviously brake as late as I could to try to gain some positions back, but then partly to the dirty air of the cars ahead unfortunately I locked up into them.Zhou Guanyu, Alfa Romeo C43
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