By the 30th lap, two more crashes had unfolded in the Spanish Grand Prix, with Desmond Lloyd and Jozef Konarski falling victim to the relentless chaos. Desmond Lloyd's crash was entirely orchestrated by Davide Dimarco, who rammed him square in the side, causing a massive, almost lethal dent that brought back memories of the one Ansel had inflicted on Luca last year.
It was so vicious that even after the collision, Dimarco's car bore the torn scraps of the Mercedes on his front wing, the battered remnants of an enemy he had somehow slain in his unyielding quest to claw up the ranks with his MkII.
For Dimarco, it was a moment of grim triumph—he had already reached P10, halfway up the field towards that P1 position he was hellbent on seizing, aiming to pull off a comeback that would echo through the paddock. But those ambitions were abruptly dashed by the race control's verdict, which declared him guilty for the incident and handed down a punishing penalty that struck Velocità hard.
