Formula 1: Ferrari left furious as they are fined over five figures at Monaco Grand Prix: Ferrari wants ‘more clarity’ from FIA as they have been handed a five-figure fine at Monaco Grand Prix amid Carlos Sainz impeding on Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll in the practice session. Follow Formula 1 Live Updates on InsideSport.IN.
Sainz told the reporters after the Monaco Grand Prix, “I cannot count the times I got impeded in Monaco. Both being dangerous and not dangerous. What I don’t understand is why we got fined €25,000 as a team for an impeding, which I did and I accept the blame and I apologized to Lance. But I don’t understand why the other occasions are not investigated. And other people are not fined for exactly the same thing.”
Formula 1: Ferrari furious after being handed HEFTY Fines at Monaco GP amid Carlos Sainz impeding – Check Out
Ferrari was additionally angry when Alex Albon and Nicholas Latifi got away from a similar discipline regardless of blocking Ferrari couple Sainz and Charles Leclerc. Theirs emphatically affected the result of the race. Meanwhile, it happened during the refueling break window when Red Bull’s Sergio Perez flooded from third into the race lead.
Sainz alluded to those activities as ‘legitimate blocking’ proposing the Williams pair ought to have been served a similar punishment. “So we want more clarity and more consistency, clear as that,” Sainz added.
Formula 1: Ferrari furious after being handed HEFTY Fines at Monaco GP amid Carlos Sainz impeding – Check Out
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto repeated a comparative feeling and required the opponent pair to be dependent upon a similar investigation. “If you see in the race, solid blue flags to Albon or Latifi and no further action.”
The Italian went on to say that they are not happy with the fine. He guaranteed Sainz did his most extreme to stay away from the circumstance with Stroll, contending the hindrance was ‘surely not dangerous’ an appraisal with which the stewards obviously disagreed.
Sainz sits fifth in the drivers’ standings regardless of Sunday’s runner-up finish behind Perez in Monte Carlo. Teammate Leclerc is focusing on taking the lead when the season resumes at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on June 12. Moreover, right now he is trailing Max Verstappen by nine points.
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Formula 1: Ferrari furious after being handed HEFTY Fines at Monaco GP amid Carlos Sainz impeding – Check Out
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