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Internet: BrazilMax will need change of PU, and consequently he will be dropped on the starting grid.
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Internet: BrazilI am not certain, but I think the penalty is taken in the race, not the sprint. Others may be more certain of course.DoubleFart wrote: ↑1 week ago With Max taking an engine penalty in Brazil, can somebody remind me how the penalty system works? Is it no penalty in the sprint, but it is in the race, or it is taken in the sprint?
Just for the main race not the Sprint. I did a bit of an update on the penalty at the end of the race prview threadDoubleFart wrote: ↑1 week ago With Max taking an engine penalty in Brazil, can somebody remind me how the penalty system works? Is it no penalty in the sprint, but it is in the race, or it is taken in the sprint?
https://www.grandprix.com/news/renault- ... aches.htmlRed Bull engine supplier Honda's fine is the highest - $600,000 plus administrative costs. The FIA insisted there is no evidence the Japanese manufacturer gained or sought to gain any advantage from the inaccurate exclusions or adjustments of certain costs.
The FIA added that Honda was actually below the 2023 cost cap, and guilty only of failing to file accurate reporting documentation about things like dyno maintenance.
Renault-Alpine's fine is even lower - $400,000 - having also actually spent less than the cap but found to have omitted relevant information from its filings.
This came up during an interview about (alledged) FiA bias. Mohammed bin Sulayem of course denied anything of this kind.He (Jos) even pointed out what appears to be clearly inconsistent standards in the fact that while he was punished by the FIA for saying f*ck in a recent press conference, Charles Leclerc went unpunished for an identical discretion after the Mexican GP.
FIA explains why Verstappen and Leclerc received different F-word punishments
The FIA has outlined why Charles Leclerc escaped with a fine for swearing in an official press conference and Max Verstappen did not.
https://racingnews365.com/fia-explains- ... the-f-wordFormula 1 stewards fined Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc 10,000 euros ($10,834.00), with half the sum suspended, for swearing in a post-race press conference at the Mexico City Grand Prix last Sunday.
Frisches Geld fürs Audi Formel-1-Team
Yeah it has been doing the rounds for a few days..... Joe Saward mentioned a while ago. it some suggest it might not be a minority thing and a major investment.