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Sunday, June 7, 1998 Published at 18:03 GMT 19:03 UK
Hakkinen out after crash causes re-start ![]() Austrian Alexander Wurz walked away from a multiple roll-over A pile-up on the first corner of the Canadian Grand Prix circuit has forced the race organisers to call a second start. Four cars crashed when Austrian Alexander Wurz lost control of his Benetton and repeatedly rolled until he collided with Frenchman Jean Alesi.
Italian Jarno Trulli in the Prost and Briton Johnny Herbert in a Sauber were the other drivers caught up in the accident. After the race began again, World championship leader Mika Hakkinen slowed before retiring at the end of the opening lap. The remaining contenders were briefly forced to stay behind a slow-moving safety car while the track was cleared. |
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