Marcus Ericsson: feilkalibrert clutch forårsaket motorstopp

Marcus Ericsson bekrefter at en feilkalibrert clutch forårsaket motorstoppen hans under IndyCar-løpet på Mid-Ohio for to uker siden.

Det skjedde elleve runder ut i løpet etter det første pitstoppet. Ericsson uttalte at problemet ikke skyldtes noen feil fra hans side.

Da teamet hadde byttet ut clutchen, vendte alt tilbake til normalen. Han kommenterte saken i et intervju med Nerikes Allehanda.

– Da vi byttet den, var alt tilbake til normalen igjen, sier Marcus Ericsson.

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