McLaren has been slammed with a €10,000 fine by the FIA for the unsafe release of Oscar Piastri onto the pit lane during the Italian Grand Prix qualifying, caus
has been slammed with a €10,000 fine by the FIA for the unsafe release of Oscar Piastri onto the pit lane during the Italian Grand Prix qualifying, causing him to suddenly drive into the path of Red Bull driverThe Papaya outfit had a stellar start to the Italian Grand Prix weekend, achieving a front-row lockout. Lando Norris secured pole position with a blistering time of 1:19.327, while Oscar Piastri closely followed with a time of 1:19.436.
After an investigation into the incident by the stewards, a report was released, that revealed a breach of Article 34.14 a) of the FIA Formula One Sporting Regulations. The "The McLaren team representative admitted that the mechanic had misjudged the situation and that the error belonged to the Team.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Lando Norris Delivered McLaren Teammate Warning - 'Oscar Will Outscore Lando'Former Formula 1 driver Karun Chandhok is of the opinion that McLaren driver Oscar Piastri, who secured his first Grand Prix win in Hungary recently, will soon
Read more »
BREAKING: Oscar Piastri Competed with a Broken Rib to Clinch His First F1 VictoryMcLaren driver Oscar Piastri revealed he raced with a fractured rib since the British Grand Prix.
Read more »
McLaren Announces Huge New F1 Academy Partnership Ahead Of Fourth Round In ZandvoortIn a significant development, IndyCar title sponsor NTT DATA has expanded its partnership with McLaren by becoming the official partner of its all-female F1 Aca
Read more »
Alex Albon Pinpoints Red Bull's Edge Over Rivals McLaren And MercedesFormer Red Bull driver Alex Albon, who drives for Williams, admitted that Red Bull continues to excel in execution, a key factor contributing to its overall com
Read more »
Alexander Rossi back for Arrow McLaren for St. Louis IndyCar race after broken thumb in TorontoAlexander Rossi will be making his return to IndyCar this weekend at World Wide Technology Raceway near St. Louis. He has been sidelined since breaking his thumb during a practice crash on the streets of Toronto last month. Rossi was given the green light to get back in the car for Saturday night’s oval race.
Read more »
Former Team Boss Accuses McLaren Engineer of Stealing Red Bull IdeasOtmar Szafnauer, the former team boss of Force India, Racing Point, and Alpine, has recently questioned Rob Marshall, a recent addition to McLaren's tech team,
Read more »