There is going to be loads of adjustments at the end for penalties.
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Carlos Sainz gets a 5-second penalty for track limits.
Norris for a podium today?
Norris for a podium today?
At this rate, everyone will have a penalty and cancel each other out.
They need to use the technology to slow the cars whenever they breach track limits, you'll soon get drivers sticking between the white lines.
These penalties are going to be a mess if some aren't served before the end of the race.
These penalties are going to be a mess if some aren't served before the end of the race.
This battle is a fantastic battle between Sainz and Perez. Look what happens when you don't just move out Perez way
Great driving!
Sainz helping LeClerc too, Perez won't catch him now
Sainz helping LeClerc too, Perez won't catch him now
Verstappen is just something else, the man wants every point going!
That was stupidly impressive by Red Bull
Aston Martin lodged a protest at the result
Looks like it'll change some of the order...
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1675540252323205121
Looks like it'll change some of the order...
The order behind Sainz crossing the line had been McLaren's Lando Norris, Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso, Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, Alpine's Pierre Gasly and Aston Martin's Lance Stroll.
But five hours after the race, 10-second penalties for Sainz, Hamilton and Gasly moved Norris and Alonso up to fourth and fifth, Sainz down to sixth, Russell up to seventh, Hamilton down to eighth, Stroll up to ninth and Gasly down to 10th.
Alpine's Esteban Ocon, Williams drivers Alex Albon and Logan Sargeant, and Alpha Tauri drivers Nyck de Vries and Yuki Tsunoda were also given post-race penalties, but were already all out of the points positions.
