"I broke everything" with my incident in Hockenheim

Lockler was in second place after two maintenance races at Ferrari aboard Hockenheim's two-time safety car, which allowed him to move up from 10th place on the starting line.

But as Lewis Hamilton approached, race leader Lucer, who had just switched to smooth tires on a still wet track, was exposed to a low-speed incident following a mistake he made because of weak cohesion on wet asphalt.

Ferrari's withdrawal came after a frustrating qualifying match in which Maranello Castle had problems with power, which led to a retirement and his team-mate Sebastian Vettel on the starting line, though They had a competitive advantage on the pole.

Asked about the positives that he could draw from the weekend, Lockler responded: "We were fast, so we suffered from the qualifying problem that did not unfold as we wanted and which was unfortunate for the team. "

"But during the race, we did everything right and the strategy was amazing.They put me in the middle of the competition to win, but I was in everything."

"I'm sorry for the team and the followers who encouraged and supported me."

"I was really sorry – sorry I do not want to say anything right now because it's too late – but I'm sorry for the followers and for the team in general."

It was a good race so far, I think everything went well, but one mistake was enough to drop everything, and that's what happened! "

After the race, Lockler said that it was "unacceptable" to adopt what he considered as low – stick ashes at the start of the accident.

In other media interviews, he described this situation as "unacceptable" and "dangerous," but added that he was entirely responsible for his mistake.

"But I think the asphalt at the last two points … is not only acceptable on the Formula 1 circuit when it's raining."

"We could not have such a weak cohesion. We have seen other pilots arrive. Maybe I was the only one on smooth tires, but I was only 60 km / h and there was no cohesion.

"I am totally guilty today and it is very unfortunate, I am sorry for the fans and the team."