Will Ferrari succeed in getting Carlos Sainz's penalty overturned? Recent history is not on their side... F1
The stewards considered this to be a ‘personal opinion by a third party’ and determined that five other pieces of evidence were available at the time of the original call.
Ferrari will have to overcome that precedent if they are to gain their desired outcome this time around.Williams failed to overturn ’s grid penalty at the 2018 Spanish Grand Prix, while four right of review requests were rejected in 2021, with Mercedes, Red Bull, Aston Martin and Alfa Romeo all seeing respective appeals fall flat.Successful cases are few and far between. A Red Bull appeal resulted in a late grid penalty for Hamilton at the 2020 Austrian Grand Prix after the team submitted new on-board footage from the 360 degree camera attached to Hamilton’s Mercedes.
Haas also won a right of review case at last year’s United States Grand Prix, however this was later overturned following an Alpine appeal. The most recent example of a successful appeal came at the second round of the season in Saudi Arabia, where Aston Martin managed to get Alonso reinstated to the podium after his post-race penalty was reversed.
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