Audi lodges intention to appeal against Yuki Tsunoda's Italian GP verdict

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Audi has expressed its intention to appeal the decision made by the FIA stewards regarding Yuki Tsunoda's performance in the Italian Grand Prix. The controversy arose when Tsunoda's positioning during a restart led to an extra formation lap, but the stewards determined that he did not cause it and therefore did not impose a penalty. This decision allowed Tsunoda to finish in 10th place, earning a point that affected Audi's Gabriel Bortoleto, who finished just behind him in 11th place.

The appeal centers around the interpretation of the regulations concerning extra formation laps. Audi's statement indicates that they believe the stewards misapplied Article B5.9.4, which outlines penalties for drivers causing extra formation laps. While Audi has notified the FIA of their intention to appeal, they have not yet formally submitted an appeal, allowing them additional time to review the situation.

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