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POLL: Does F1 Need to Change Its Racing Rules?

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Oscar Piastri’s Mexico City Grand Prix penalty has again put Formula 1’s racing rules and the way they are applied under the microscope. - Australia's #1 motorsport news website

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It is the third punishment of the year for an infringement related to yellow flags. Alpine presented evidence to defend the Argentine, but they were rejected.The FIA did not publish the exact values that justified the penalty.The team cannot appeal by ordinary means, although there is an alternative to request a review of the case.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The outcome of the Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix left a very bitter taste for Franco Colapinto, because although it seemed that the drought of the harvest of points had ended with the eighth place achieved in the Autodrome Brother Rodriguez, a sanction after the race left the Argentine rider empty-handed, as he received a penalty (also his partner Pierre Gasly was sanctioned) and that left him outside the zone of the points.The two men of Alpine c…

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The Argentine rider referred to the sanction that sent him from 8th place to 15th place in the race in the Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Argentine was again among the losers after having closed a great race. Franco Colapinto passed from winner to loser.

In the 2026 F1 Mexico City Grand Prix, Alpine's Franco Colapinto finished 15th and Pierre Gasly finished 17th. Although Colapinto finished 8th and Gasly 10th, both were penalized for violating yellow flag rules. […]

The final position in the World Cup of Constructors defines key revenues for the development of the French team, which lost ground after the sanctions in Mexico

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Speedcafe broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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