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Ferrari’s right to review Carlos Sainz’s penalty and what to expect on TuesdayFerrari will have to come to the table with significant, new and relevant evidence for the stewards to consider re-opening the case into Carlos Sainz’s Australian Grand Prix penalty.The Spaniard was devastated when he was hit with a five-second penalty for being deemed “wholly to blame” for hitting Fernando Alonso at the second restart in Melbourne.
The stewards did not wait to listen to the driver, Sainz falling from fourth to P12 in the overall classification.Ferrari have since requested a right to review with that meeting set to include the Australian Grand Prix stewards: Nish Shetty, Loïc Bacquelaine, Christopher McMahon and driver representatives Enrique Bernoldi .
“The driver and team representative are required to report to the stewards for a virtual hearing to be held on 18th April 2023 at 0800 CET in relation to the petition.”In order to the stewards to even considering looking at the penalty, Ferrari need to provide significant and new information. All team boss Fred Vasseur would say ahead of the meeting was, “we can expect at least to have an open discussion with them for the good of the sport to avoid to have this kind of decision where you have three cases on the same corner but not the same decision.
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