Why the FIA Stewards Weren't Lenient with Charles Leclerc in Miami GP
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-> The outcome of the 2026 Miami Grand Prix was modified after the review by the commissioners of the International Automobile Federation, who applied sanctions to Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen for incidents that occurred during the competition. You might be interested: Eduardo Lamazón passed away: This was his trajectory and legacy in Team Box Azteca The Ferrari driver received a penalty of 20 seconds, equivalent to a drive-through, after …
Why the FIA stewards weren't lenient with Charles Leclerc in Miami GP
The 20-second penalty imposed on Charles Leclerc following the Miami Grand Prix - which was actually a conversion of an uncompleted drive-through penalty imposed by the FIA stewards - is a particularly severe sanction in modern Formula 1.The Monegasque driver was penalised for multiple off-track excursions, following a spin the Ferrari driver suffered at Turn 3 which resulted in a hit against ...Keep reading
Why were Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen given 20 and 5 second penalties at the Miami Grand Prix
Andrea Kimi Antonelli took home a third Formula 1 Grand Prix trophy at the Miami Grand Prix, and leads the standings having won three out of four races so far this season, standing 100 points, 20 clear of his teammate George Russell (fourth in Miami). Mercedes remains the dominant team this season, but McLaren took a step forward with Lando Norris second and Oscar Piastri third, and improving on Ferrari, whose drivers had a bad race. Lewis Hamil…
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