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Aston Martin seeks right to review Alonso penalty

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Aston Martin has challenged the 10-second penalty issued to Fernando Alonso during the Chinese Grand Prix sprint race by petitioning the FIA, with a right to review.

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F1: Aston Martin seeks review of Alonso’s Chinese Grand Prix sprint penalty

Formula One stewards summoned Aston Martin and Ferrari to a hearing after the British-based team sought a ‘right of review’ of Fernando Alonso’s Chinese Grand Prix sprint race penalty.

17 days ago·India
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Aston Martin seeks right to review Alonso penalty

Aston Martin has challenged the 10-second penalty issued to Fernando Alonso during the Chinese Grand Prix sprint race by petitioning the FIA, with a right to review.

17 days ago·United States
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Aston Martin seeks review of Alonso's penalty

The Spanish driver of Aston Martin's Formula 1 team, Fernando Alonso, had a hard time with the fact that, in addition to his elimination, he even received a penalty after the sprint race at the Chinese Grand Prix, threatening to skip future sprint races. After the bitterness of the Spanish pilot, his team also stepped in, which turned to the FIA with a request for review.

17 days ago·Budapest, Hungary
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Aston Martin requests right of review for Alonso's China F1 penalty

Alonso had been given a 10-second time penalty in the sprint and three penalty points on his licence after he collided with Carlos Sainz in the Saturday race.The Spaniards were fighting over third position when they clashed at Turn 9, which gave the two-time world champion a puncture and led to his retirement from the race. Sergio Perez took advantage from the incident to score a top-three ...Keep reading

17 days ago·United States
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Aston Martin requests right of review for Alonso's China F1 penalty

Alonso had been given a 10-second time penalty in the sprint and three penalty points on his licence after he collided with Carlos Sainz in the Saturday race.The Spaniards were fighting over third position when they clashed at Turn 9, which gave the two-time world champion a puncture and led to his retirement from the race. Sergio Perez took advantage of the incident to score a top-three ...Keep reading

17 days ago·London, United Kingdom
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Aston Martin petitions FIA to review Alonso's penalty for Sainz collision

Aston Martin have petitioned the FIA to review the stewards' decision to penalise Fernando Alonso for his collision with Carlos Sainz Jnr in Shanghai.

17 days ago
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