No these two idiots got it all wrong you can see this happening with many drivers after they crash what they're doing is repeatedly pressing the clutch and the brake the signal to the pit crew that he's okay because they're looking at the toiletry data and can see he's pressing the pedal
@@bik3r230 The clutch (duel clutch system) is on the back of the steering wheel below the Paddle-Shifters. He could have been pressing them but theres no way he could have pressed the brakes. If you try braking in a Formula 1 car you'd know why. He was winded, and the brakes are heavy enough that he couldn't press them. He was likely moving his legs to make sure he wasn't paralyzed or as a coping mechanism for the huge scare that just erupted. He couldn't chat with engineers as he was winded.
No, you're breathtaking!
"Bono, my tyres are gone!"
*flying* lap
Top 10 times gravel was not strong enough.
why does he move his legs like that? to check if they are still moving?
Yes
He’s had the wind knocked out of him, and he’s coping with the pain.
No these two idiots got it all wrong you can see this happening with many drivers after they crash what they're doing is repeatedly pressing the clutch and the brake the signal to the pit crew that he's okay because they're looking at the toiletry data and can see he's pressing the pedal
@@bik3r230 The clutch (duel clutch system) is on the back of the steering wheel below the Paddle-Shifters. He could have been pressing them but theres no way he could have pressed the brakes. If you try braking in a Formula 1 car you'd know why. He was winded, and the brakes are heavy enough that he couldn't press them. He was likely moving his legs to make sure he wasn't paralyzed or as a coping mechanism for the huge scare that just erupted. He couldn't chat with engineers as he was winded.
He is doing to make sure he still has his legs