Sergio Perez has accused Kevin Magnussen of ‘dangerous driving’ after their massive collision on the opening lap of the Monaco Grand Prix.

The Mexican, starting 16th, was tagged by the Haas of Magnussen heading uphill after the first corner. The Dane’s front left caught Perez’s rear right, sending the latter into the barriers in a huge 160mph crash.

Perez rebounded off the wall and into the other Haas of Nico Hulkenberg, as his Red Bull became a pinball before it finally came to rest on the circuit.


 

His car was written off with just one wheel left attached, though the strength of today’s cars was shown off, as he walked away without injury.

However, the Red Bull star was not happy that Magnussen didn’t receive any penalty, for what he felt was causing the crash.

Sergio Perez has accused Kevin Magnussen of 'dangerous driving'
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Perez and Magnussen (pictured) crashed out on Lap 1 of the Monaco Grand Prix
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Sergio Perez has accused Kevin Magnussen of ‘dangerous driving’ after their Monaco crash

Perez's car was all but destroyed following a first lap crash at the Monaco Grand Prix which involved Magnussen and his Haas team-mate Nico Hulkenberg
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Perez’s car was all but destroyed following a first lap crash at the Monaco Grand Prix which involved Magnussen and his Haas team-mate Nico Hulkenberg


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Only one wheel was left attached on Perez’s car following the crash with Kevin Magnussen