Zhou Guanyu says his slide exiting the Monaco tunnel felt pretty scary

Alfa Romeo driver Zhou began his most memorable Monaco Grand Prix from keep going put on the network in the wake of neglecting to get a lap in after the warning in Q1, however rose to as high as fourteenth in the initial stages.

Zhou Guanyu

Zhou dropped back to sixteenth after the warning stoppage for Mick Schumacher's accident, and ended up attempting to finish a surpass on AlphaTauri driver Tsunoda.

In the wake of helping close through the passage, Zhou moved to the left-hand side of the track to attempt to surpass down within into the Nouvelle Chicane, just for his vehicle to then jerk underneath him and send him into a slide.

Zhou did splendidly to get the vehicle and abstain from crashing before rapidly joking over group radio: "I really want new jeans after that one!"

The Chinese driver made sense of that he considered that to be his best an open door to stretch out beyond Tsunoda, yet hit a wet fix that made him nearly lose the vehicle.

Alfa Romeo driver Zhou began his most memorable Monaco Grand Prix from keep going put on the network subsequent to neglecting to get a lap in after the warning in Q1, however rose to as high as fourteenth in the initial stages.

Zhou dropped back to sixteenth after the warning stoppage for Mick Schumacher's accident, and ended up attempting to finish a surpass on AlphaTauri driver Tsunoda.

In the wake of helping close through the passage, Zhou moved to the left-hand side of the track to attempt to overwhelm down within into the Nouvelle Chicane, just for his vehicle to then jerk underneath him and send him into a slide.

Zhou did splendidly to get the vehicle and abstain from crashing before rapidly jesting over group radio: "I really want new jeans after that one!"

The Chinese driver made sense of that he considered that to be his best an open door to stretch out beyond Tsunoda, yet hit a wet fix that made him nearly lose the vehicle.

Discussing the actual save, Zhou said: "It wasn't excessively cool in the cockpit, it was really unnerving, a questionable second. Be that as it may, examining the replay will be great."

Sunday denoted Zhou's most memorable time driving a F1 vehicle in Monaco, having already just tested the road circuit in Formula 2 hardware.

He let it out was "so vastly different" attempting to deal with a F1 vehicle around the track, and that experience and certainty meant a lot to develop.

"That was feeling the loss of a piece, however clearly we ought not be beginning last, simply because of the warning and no laptime set yesterday," Zhou said. "It was an extreme one, I consider one the hardest, yet we encountered various circumstances.

"I surmise typical race tracks in the wet will be somewhat better presently subsequent to encountering Monaco." 

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