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A fire in the pit lane for Kevin Magnussen caused a lengthy delay during first practice.
The Dane had only completed an installation lap, like much of the field, when his car burst into flames while being pushed back into the garage.
The fire lasted for a number of minutes as the team and marshals fought to put the fire out.
Nobody was hurt in the incident, but the car and track surface were covered in a thick layer of foam, leading to a a long clean-up period.
We would tweet but things are a tad heated at the second. If you needed a reason to watch ___Escaped_link_67ed3de0e7980___ though...___Escaped_link_67ed3de0e7983___ pic.twitter.com/mFnGZx5ZsW
— Renault Sport F1 (@RenaultSportF1) ___Escaped_link_67ed3de0e7986___
Car's back in the garage, we're looking into it... Obviously something didn't quite work there. ___Escaped_link_67ed3de0e7987___ ___Escaped_link_67ed3de0e7988___ pic.twitter.com/kzCpIxp99d
— Renault Sport F1 (@RenaultSportF1) ___Escaped_link_67ed3de0e798a___
Kevin is ok, thank you to all those asking. ___Escaped_link_67ed3de0e798b___ ___Escaped_link_67ed3de0e798c___
— Renault Sport F1 (@RenaultSportF1) ___Escaped_link_67ed3de0e798d___
Operation clean-up now underway in front of our garage as the session resumes. #FP1 #MalaysiaGP pic.twitter.com/HPFdg3EVsu
— Renault Sport F1 (@RenaultSportF1) September 30, 2016
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