Stroll reckons penalty points for some offences is a ‘joke’

Lance Stroll keeps in mind the F1 penalty points he has actually been obtaining for small offences is a ‘joke’, as Logan Sargeant and Sergio Perez include their sights.

The F1 penalty points is back concerned when a number of chauffeurs get on the peak. Kevin Magnussen leads the graph with 10– from the optimum of 12– versus his name complied with by Sargeant and Perez on 8, Stroll with 7 and Fernando Alonso with 6.

The Dane is seriously at risk of a race restriction considering his points cut will just take place currently in March of 2025 where he has whole of 2024 to make it through with just 2 points to have fun with. Even for Sargeant, Perez and Stroll, they will certainly need to wait for couple of months.

With the continuous antics, Aston Martin have actually been asking concerns with the FIA concerning the fines and penalty points also. In reality, Alonso had a conversation with Mohammed Ben Sulayem in Miami to go over concerning the stewarding biasness in current times.

Stroll keeps in mind the penalty points to be a joke on his side. “It’s a great question, I think mine was extremely frustrating,” he claimed relating to the penalty inChina “I assume the penalty is something. I believe to obtain penalty points for what it was, was a little bit of a joke. I assume a lot even worse points take place throughout the weekend break that you simply obtain reprimanded for.

“I’ve had people in qualifying slow down in front of me, nearly have huge crashes, and nothing happens. But then when I cross the line at the same time as someone else and you can’t even see it, you get two penalty points. And I think it’s not a great direction to be heading in,” summarized Stroll.

The Canadian was backed by his previous colleague Perez, that likewise deals with a race restriction if he obtains 4 even more points prior toSeptember “I assume that currently the fines, often you currently pay the effects for that and to include some penalty points, and considered that we have currently extra races, I assume it’s something that certainly ought to be checked out.

“Every incident if you see of all the points that every driver gets, there are a lot of points that are probably over the line, but the rule is there. But hopefully in the future it’s something that can be reviewed,” summarized Perez, while Sargeant included: “I mean, it is what it is. Penalty points aren’t going away.”

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