During the 37th lap of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, part of the Formula 1 World Championship, Argentine driver Franco Colapinto made a critical error while navigating a corner. He missed his braking point, leading to a collision with his teammate, Pierre Gasly. Both drivers were part of the Alpine Racing team and were in strong positions on the track at the time of the incident. The crash occurred on a high-speed section of the Baku City Circuit, a street circuit known for its tight corners and challenging layout. The error by Colapinto resulted in both cars being unable to continue the race, forcing them to retire from the competition. Despite the setback, neither driver reported serious injuries, and both were in good health after the incident. The Azerbaijan Grand Prix is one of the more recent additions to the Formula 1 calendar, having first taken place in 2016. The race is held on the streets of Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, and is known for its dramatic backdrop against the Caspian Sea and the city's skyline. The incident highlights the high stakes and risks involved in Formula 1 racing, where even minor mistakes can have significant consequences. Both Colapinto and Gasly had been performing well in the race prior to the collision. Their retirement from the race meant that Alpine lost two of its key points in the Constructors' Championship for the 2020 season. The team will need to regroup for the remaining races of the season, aiming to recover from this setback.