Spanish GP2 driver Sergio Canamasas had a weekend to forget in the Italian round of the season, where he was disqualified from the weekend for driving standards.
A post from the F1 blog site WTF.co.uk had a harsh headline of “Canamasas gets disqualified from GP2 race for driving like an utter moron,” and featured screenshots of his indiscretions, although the article was later removed.
Trident teammate Johnny Cecotto Jr. was one of several either current or past GP2 drivers who took to social media to express their displeasure with Canamasas’ driving. Here’s a sampling:
Canamasas managed to ruin both my races in Monza. Yesterday I could’ve easily finished top6 today he ruined everybody’s race @GP2_Official
— Johnny Cecotto (@JCecotto) September 7, 2014
😱😱😱😱 “@R_Marciello: Suggestion for you my friend @canamasas . Go play golf. Or at least stop crash into other drives….#sad!!!”
— Luiz Razia (@luizrazia) September 7, 2014
Just caught up with the GP2. Bravo Canamasas 🙈
— James Calado (@JamesCalado) September 8, 2014
Here’s a video of Canamasas going off and on.
Canamasas gets Star Power https://t.co/DYDAQKS46A
— Tom Bellingham (@TommyWTF1) September 8, 2014
NBCSN’s Formula One pit reporter and insider Will Buxton, lead commentator for GP2, wrote a column on his blog site this morning, entitled “Enough is Enough.”
Here’s an excerpt from that post:
Sergio Canamasas displayed to the world on Sunday in Monza that he should not be allowed on a race track. At all. His blatant disregard for track limits, his appalling awareness of his own actions and his utter incomprehension of their consequences resulted in multiple accidents, retirements and his eventual disqualification.