Marcus Ericsson: Fejlkalibreret kobling var årsag til motorstop

Marcus Ericsson bekræfter, at en fejlkalibreret kobling var årsagen til hans motorstop under IndyCar-løbet på Mid-Ohio for to uger siden.

Det skete elleve omgange inde i løbet efter det første pitstop. Ericsson slog fast, at problemet ikke skyldtes en fejl fra hans egen side.

Da teamet havde udskiftet koblingen, vendte alt tilbage til normalen. Han kommenterede sagen i et interview med Nerikes Allehanda.

– Da vi udskiftede den, var alt tilbage til normalen igen, siger Marcus Ericsson.

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