Haas rookie Nikita Mazepin's continues to give his detractors ample ammunition to fire away at him after spinning out during day one of the Emila Romagna Grand Prix weekend. The website dedicated to his spins can add two more, this time both incidents took place during FP1 at Imola. The first was a spin, while the second late in the morning session ended in the wall, at the pit entrance. Three weeks earlier he crashed out on the opening lap of the Bahrain Grand Prix, probably the shortest Grand Prix debut in the history of the sport. Worth mentioning is that at the end of FP1 Mazepin was half a second faster than teammate Mick Schumacher. But the cost of bent metal was of course...
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