BREAKING: Protest lodged by rival team over Carlos Sainz red flag in Chinese GP qualifying

A rival team has decided to protest the results of qualifying at the Chinese Grand Prix, following Carlos Sainz's red flag in Q2...

Carlos Sainz ’s fifth-place grid position has been protested against by a rival team, following the Spaniard’s red flag incident in Q2.

While he picked up some damage, he was able to get the car going again as the red flags were shown to cover the stoppage. With front wing damage, he recovered to the pits for a check over, a new wing, and new tyres, before going on to qualify in fifth. Documents from the FIA confirmed the protest, calling representatives for Aston Martin and “any team representatives needed” to call to the stewards at 6pm local time.

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