F1: Pundit Chastises Red Bull Over Sergio Perez Penalty - 'Don't Think Repercussions Anywhere Near Enough'

F1 commentator Will Buxton has criticized the penalties handed to Red Bull, calling them insufficient given the severity of the offenses.

F1 commentator Will Buxton has vocally criticized the penalties handed to Red Bull, calling them insufficient given the severity of the offense, which included instructing Sergio Perez to intentionally drive back to the pits with an unsafe car.

'Reverse the outcome of the reasoning and you have a team telling a driver to break the rules to create a safety car to help them win,' he continued. 'It's a few degrees of separation. One is a grid drop and a fine. The other is Singapore 08.'The inconsistency in penalties for similar types of rule violations in F1 has long been a topic of contention.

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