The FIA have provided detailed statements to explain why 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen was handed two 10-second time pena﷽lties at the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Verstappen was handed 20 seconds worth of penalties for two incidents with F1 title rival 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris.

🦹The first happened at Turn 4 as No𝓰rris tried to overtake Verstappen on the outside of the corner.

Verstappen pushed Norris wide bꩲy braking late, forcing the Mc😼Laren driver off the track.

The stewards ul♏timately handed Verstappen a 10-second time penalty and two penalty points on his lಞicence (six in total now for the 12-month period).

The stewards noted the following for𒐪 the incident at Turn 4: “Norriꩵs was attempting to overtake on the outside of Verstappen at Turn 4.

“Norris was ahead of Verstappen at the entry, apex and towards the exit of the turn when he started being forced off the track. The Stewards believe that the manoeuvre was done in a safe and controlled manner and that Norris would have been able to make the manoeuvre on the track had h🐽e not been forced off the track by Verstappen.

“Norris cut 𝔍the corner b♉ut immediately gave the position he gained as a result back to Sainz.

“The p💖﷽enalty is the standard penalty in such cases.”

For Turn 7, Verstappen attempted a bold move into the lꦫeft-hander.

He was too꧂ late on the brakes and ran wide, forcing Norris off tღhe track.

Like Turn 4, he was hit with a 10-second time pe൩nalty.

For Turn 7, the stewards♍ noted: “Following the incident in Turn 4, Verstappen attempted to pass Norris on the inside at Turn 7. Verstappen was ahead at the apex of Turn 7 and would have been entitled to racing room.

“However, he was not able to complete the manoeuvre on the track, left the track and kept the lasting advantage gaining the position, incidentally forcing Norris off the tr🍎ack.

“The penalty is the standard ༒penalty for leaving the♚ track and gaining a lasting advantage.”