Ferrari requests right of review over Sainz Australian GP penalty

Ferrari requests a right of review on Carlos Sainz’s penalty in the Australian GP Here's the full F1 story and the next steps for the FIA and Ferrari ⬇️

“As we are discussing with the FIA, and we sent the report to the FIA, I don't want to disclose any details of this discussion,” said team boss Fred Vasseur.

Firstly, the stewards have to decide whether there is a case to be answered and specifically if there is a “significant and relevant new element” and if they decide to proceed they then make a decision based on that new evidence. “It's up to the stewards to what is the right penalty, but for me at least for Carlos, for the team, to reopen the discussion, it’s a first step.

“I don't want to blame someone,” he said. “On the racing incidents, and I'm doing this job for 33 years now, each time that we had a crash on track I think you have two versions, always, with a different feedback and a different outcome, depending on the drivers.

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