The process of implementing the punishment in Formula 1 is quite controversial – before you join the subject if the circumstances mean that a driver is unable to serve the punishment during the race.
The F1’s sports regulations include a stipend that when “a driver is unable to serve the fine due to being uncovered … Stewards can finish a grid location on the driver in their next race”.
So when Oscar piastry Launching, stopping, resolving an anti-stal issue before going out of the beginning of the beginning of the beginning and light in Azerbaijan, then the crash on the initial lap-some type of punishment was unavoidable.
The beginning to jump, or to be out of the position on the grid, is a 5 or 10s penalty, or a drive-through, depends on the horrors of violations.
The piastry was given a 5s time penalty, but will not be converted into a grid penalty for Singapore.
At the beginning of this year, to add some clarity to whether the punishment is applied and when, the FIA published its guidelines for punishment and punishment points. Previously available only to FIA personnel, it entered the public domain for the first time.
Lando Noris, McLaren
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The document was published after Canadian Grand Prix, where there was a minor uproar Lando Noris5S penalty to hit the piastry. Since the Noris had already crashed, but the results had completed enough lapses to be classified, 5s were added during their race time.
There were people who considered it to be a toothless approval as it was not fined at all.
Therefore, the FIA guidelines explained the reason for not converting the fine to the latter incident. A note in the document is clear when the punishment is moved forward:
“In cases where there is a single 5s penalty, unable to serve a driver retirement, Steward will not convert grid fines for that later race. However, if there are more than one punishment, Steovers can convert 5S (and other) punishment into a serious punishment.”
The argument for this is that crimes of a minor order usually attract the lowest fine – 5S – so they will be considered excessive by taking them forward in grid fines.
In this case, the piastry did not get any competitive advantage by jumping initially – not only stopped immediately, he did not interfere in any other contestants’ race before killing himself by killing the wall.
