Mercedes finds legal way to revive banned F1 qualifying trick
57 sources·Updated 2 mins ago
Mercedes dropped its appeal against George Russell's Monaco penalty despite FIA timing issues.
- George Russell received a five-second time penalty in Monaco.
- Sergio Perez was handed a significant penalty during the same race.
- Russell avoided further investigation for a start incident at Monaco.
George Russell faced a challenging Monaco Grand Prix, receiving a five-second time penalty for a pit lane mistake and subsequently a drive-through penalty for failing to serve it during a Safety Car period.
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