Carlos Sainz He closed his participation in the Australian GP in the worst possible way. The Madrid driver was penalized by the commissioners for five seconds after his contact with Fernando Alonsowho deviated from the path and saw.
The decision felt very bad for Ferrari, who complained bitterly on the radio when found out. “No, Ricky can’t. Do I deserve to lose points? No, it’s not acceptable, that they wait until the end of the race and argue with me. Let them wait to talk to me, ask them, that punishment is too heavy“, lamentation.
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In this way, Sainz lost the fourth place he occupied to finish 12th, therefore out of points. They gave him the least punishment, but in this case, his execution destroyed all his work. A setback after a good career.
The race winner was Max Verstappen (Red Bull), who extended his lead at the head of the Formula One World Championship. The 25-year-old defending champion achieved his thirty-seventh victory in F1 -the second of the season- by winning ahead of Englishman Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) and Fernando Alonso, who finished third and -in 41 – signed his podium number 101 in the premier class.
Source: La Verdad
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