However, no matter what, the race still has to run.
So when the other drivers had gradually stopped in their starting grids, Alfa Romeo also removed the tire warmers from Kimi's car, sending Kimi off.
Soon, with the medical car positioned at the back, the green flag waved, and the Brazilian Grand Prix race was about to start.
The five red lights came on and then went off.
At the moment the five red lights went out, Qin Miao had a smooth start, with no unexpected events.
This start for Qin Miao could only be described as average.
Not fast, but not slow either. After the red lights went off, Qin Miao began accelerating in 0.2 seconds, which was Qin Miao's average level during daily training.
What was different from Qin Miao's average start was that Verstappen's starting reaction was slightly faster than Qin Miao's.
Besides the start advantage, Verstappen also had the advantage of tire temperature and the inside line.
