Audi Files Appeal Over Tsunoda's Non-Penalty at Italian GP
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Audi has officially appealed the decision made by stewards during the Italian Grand Prix regarding Yuki Tsunoda's grid position. The team argues that Tsunoda should have received a penalty for causing an additional formation lap.
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First to reportAudi to go through with appeal against Yuki Tsunoda's Italian GP resultThe Audi Formula 1 team will follow through with its intention to appeal Yuki Tsunoda's lack of penalty for causing an extra formation lap in the Italian Grand Prix, Motorsport.com understands. Tsunoda caused an extra formation lap at the start of the Monza race as race director Rui Marques was not comfortable with the way the Japanese driver lined up in his grid box, angled towards the pit ... Keep reading
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Audi commits to appeal against Tsunoda's Italian GP resultThe Audi Formula 1 team will follow through with its intention to appeal Yuki Tsunoda's lack of penalty for causing an extra formation lap in the Italian Grand Prix, Autosport understands. Tsunoda caused an extra formation lap at the restart of the Monza race as race director Rui Marques was not comfortable with the way the Japanese driver lined up in his grid box, angled towards the ... Keep reading
AutosportThu 10 Sep · 11:26 UTCRead →
Audi’s appeal for Tsunoda penalty is “straightforward”, says Bortoleto | Formula 1Audi is appealing the stewards' decision not to penalise Yuki Tsunoda because "what's right is right", says Gabriel Bortoleto.
RaceFansThu 10 Sep · 14:41 UTCRead →
Audi launch appeal over Italian GP stewards' decisionAudi has submitted an appeal against the stewards' decision at Monza that saw Yuki Tsunoda avoid a penalty and keep his P10, which secured his first point of the F1 season.
RacingNews365Thu 10 Sep · 17:10 UTCRead →
Gabriel Bortoleto confirms Audi rationale for Monza Racing Bulls appealGabriel Bortoleto has confirmed the rationale by Audi for appealing the decision not to penalise Yuki Tsunoda for being out of place on the grid at the F1 Italian GP.
Motorsport WeekFri 11 Sep · 15:00 UTCRead →
Audi to go through with appeal against Yuki Tsunoda's Italian GP resultThe Audi Formula 1 team will follow through with its intention to appeal Yuki Tsunoda's lack of penalty for causing an extra formation lap in the Italian Grand Prix, Motorsport.com understands. Tsunoda caused an extra formation lap at the start of the Monza race as race director Rui Marques was not comfortable with the way the Japanese driver lined up in his grid box, angled towards the pit ... Keep readingMotorsport.comThu 10 Sep · 11:24 UTCRead their report →Audi commits to appeal against Tsunoda's Italian GP resultThe Audi Formula 1 team will follow through with its intention to appeal Yuki Tsunoda's lack of penalty for causing an extra formation lap in the Italian Grand Prix, Autosport understands. Tsunoda caused an extra formation lap at the restart of the Monza race as race director Rui Marques was not comfortable with the way the Japanese driver lined up in his grid box, angled towards the ... Keep readingAutosportThu 10 Sep · 11:26 UTCRead →Audi’s appeal for Tsunoda penalty is “straightforward”, says Bortoleto | Formula 1Audi is appealing the stewards' decision not to penalise Yuki Tsunoda because "what's right is right", says Gabriel Bortoleto.RaceFansThu 10 Sep · 14:41 UTCRead →Audi launch appeal over Italian GP stewards' decisionAudi has submitted an appeal against the stewards' decision at Monza that saw Yuki Tsunoda avoid a penalty and keep his P10, which secured his first point of the F1 season.RacingNews365Thu 10 Sep · 17:10 UTCRead →Gabriel Bortoleto confirms Audi rationale for Monza Racing Bulls appealGabriel Bortoleto has confirmed the rationale by Audi for appealing the decision not to penalise Yuki Tsunoda for being out of place on the grid at the F1 Italian GP.Motorsport WeekFri 11 Sep · 15:00 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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