Lewis Hamilton and Kevin Magnussen hit with huge penalties in Miami sprint
Lewis Hamilton and Kevin Magnussen ꧒both received big penalties in the Miami sprint race.
168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton and168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Kevin Magnussen were hit with big penalties that cost them points in the F1 Miami Grand Prix sprint race.
Seven-time world champion Hamilton finished eighth on the road and appeared to have secured the final point on offer in Miami, only to be hit with a d🍒rive-through penalty after the race.
With Hamilton unable to serve the punishment, it was converted into a 20-second time penalty, dropping the Brito🐽n down to 16th.
It capped off a hugely frustrating race for the Mercedes driver, who spent much of the 1🙈9 laps trying to get past Magnussen’s Haas.
Magnussen aggressively defended to help Haas teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Nico Hulkenberg seal some important points in seventh, but in doing so ♋picked up three separate penalties.
First, Magnussen received a 10-second penalty for cutting the chicane to stay ahead of Hamꦆ⛦ilton.
Magnussen got another two 10-second p♐enalties for leaving the track and gaining an ad⛎vantage for a second and third time.
Finally, Magnussen was ๊slapped with a five-second penalty for exceeding track limits, taking his collective penalty time up to 35-seconds.
That saw the Dane fall from 10th dowꦓn to 18th and last of the c𓆉lassified finishers.
Magnussen admitted all of his pena🗹🌠lties were “deserved” but stressed he had to play the team game.
"All the penalties were well deserved - 🅷no doubt about it,” Magnussen told Sky. "But I had to play the game again.
"I w♏as in a very good position behind there. In the beginning of the race I gained a lot of positions and 💧was up in P8.
"I was p𓃲rotecting 🤡well from Lewis because I had the DRS from Nico and I had good pace.
"Then Nico cut the chicane and I lost the DRS. Nico could have given that back to give me the DRS to protect because then we would have easily꧃ been P7🦋 and P8.
"Instead I was really vulnerable to Lewis. Started fighting with him like crazy and I𒁏 had to just create the gap like I did in Jeddah.
"I started using these stupid tactics which I don't like doing, but the end of the day I did my job as a team player and Nico scored his points because I got th🍷at gap for him so Lewis and Tsunoda couldn't catch him.
"Not the way I like to go racing at all but it was what I had to do tod൩ay."
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