Max Verstappen's grid restart at the AusGP was perfectly legal - Here is why ⬇️ F1
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David Croft explained on Sky:"There are people on social media saying Verstappen should have got a penalty for the final restart for being outside of his grid box. He wasn’t, I’ve seen the photos. "His front tyres were making contact with the line. If you’re over the line it is a penalty. If you’re touching it, as he was, then you’re fine."
Karun Chandhok added:"In his grid box, in first gear, he moved further forwards. People are wondering: ‘Did he move out of his grid box?’
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