Audi Files Appeal Against Tsunoda's Non-Penalty at Italian GP
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The Audi Formula 1 team has officially announced its intention to appeal the stewards' decision regarding Yuki Tsunoda's non-penalty at the Italian Grand Prix. This decision follows an investigation into Tsunoda's actions during a restart that raised questions about his grid position.
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First to reportRacing Bulls driver Yuki Tsunoda summoned for restart infringementYuki Tsunoda is facing the FIA race stewards as they investigate the Japanese driver's restart at the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix. On the lap 6 restart, which followed a red flag for Charles Leclerc's accident on lap 2, Tsunoda appeared to park out of his grid box as he took up his 14th position on the starting grid. Race control swiftly reported a potential issue, but the stewards opted to ... Keep reading
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Why Yuki Tsunoda escaped F1 penalty for part in messy Monza restartYuki Tsunoda keeps his 10th place - and point - from the Italian Grand Prix.
CrashSun 6 Sep · 17:58 UTCRead →
Why Tsunoda was ruled innocent in aborted Italian GP startYuki Tsunoda's first point of his stand-in F1 spell is no longer in jeopardy as the Racing Bulls driver escaped a penalty for causing an extra formation lap at Monza
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Yuki Tsunoda keeps Italian GP point after escaping sanctionRacing Bulls driver Yuki Tsunoda has escaped punishment after an investigation into his grid position at an early restart of the Monza race. On a lap 6 restart, which followed a red flag for Charles Leclerc's accident on lap 2, Tsunoda appeared to park out of his grid box as he took up his 14th position on the starting grid. Race control wasn't comfortable with Tsunoda's position and ... Keep readingMotorsport.comSun 6 Sep · 18:32 UTCRead →
Audi to appeal stewards’ decision not to penalise Tsunoda over start error | Formula 1Audi have informed the FIA they intend to appeal against the stewards' decision not to penalise Yuki Tsunoda for his error at the restart of the Italian Grand Prix.
RaceFansSun 6 Sep · 19:24 UTCRead →
Audi challenges FIA decision not to penalise Yuki Tsunoda at F1 Italian GPAudi has lodged notice of its intention to appeal the decision not to penalise Yuki Tsunoda.CrashSun 6 Sep · 19:49 UTCRead →
Audi to appeal Italian GP decision after FIA stewards’ verdictAn appeal has been lodged.
PlanetF1Sun 6 Sep · 19:50 UTCRead →
Audi signals appeal over Tsunoda’s Italian GP non-penaltyThe Audi Formula 1 team has notified the FIA of its intention to appeal against Yuki Tsunoda's non-penalty in the Italian Grand Prix. Amid confusion over where he was supposed to line up on a lap 6 restart, Tsunoda parked in his correct 14th grid slot, but at an angle towards the inside wall. Race director Rui Marques was "not comfortable" with Tsunoda's position, so imposed an extra formation ... Keep reading
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Audi appeals stewards' decision in Tsunoda aborted start caseAudi has lodged an appeal against the Italian GP stewards's decision not to apply F1's sporting regulations in relation to an alleged infringement of the start procedure by Yuki Tsunodathe-race.comSun 6 Sep · 20:04 UTCRead →
Audi lodge 'intention to appeal' over Tsunoda decisionAudi have notified the FIA of their "intention to appeal" after Yuki Tsunoda avoided any penalty for a potential starting infraction at the Italian Grand Prix.
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Audi signals appeal over Tsunoda Monza rulingAudi has notified the FIA that it intends to appeal the decision not to penalize Yuki Tsunoda for the extra formation lap before the Italian Grand Prix restart.
Audi lodges intention to appeal Yuki Tsunoda’s non-penalty at MonzaAudi filed a notice of intention to appeal the stewards' decision to take no further action against Yuki Tsunoda over his grid position at Monza’s restart.
Motorsport WeekMon 7 Sep · 13:00 UTCRead →Audi lodges intention to appeal Yuki Tsunoda’s non-penalty at MonzaAudi filed a notice of intention to appeal the stewards' decision to take no further action against Yuki Tsunoda over his grid position at Monza’s restart.Motorsport WeekMon 7 Sep · 13:00 UTCRead →
Racing Bulls driver Yuki Tsunoda summoned for restart infringementYuki Tsunoda is facing the FIA race stewards as they investigate the Japanese driver's restart at the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix. On the lap 6 restart, which followed a red flag for Charles Leclerc's accident on lap 2, Tsunoda appeared to park out of his grid box as he took up his 14th position on the starting grid. Race control swiftly reported a potential issue, but the stewards opted to ... Keep readingMotorsport.comSun 6 Sep · 16:26 UTCRead their report →Why Yuki Tsunoda escaped F1 penalty for part in messy Monza restartYuki Tsunoda keeps his 10th place - and point - from the Italian Grand Prix.CrashSun 6 Sep · 17:58 UTCRead →Why Tsunoda was ruled innocent in aborted Italian GP startYuki Tsunoda's first point of his stand-in F1 spell is no longer in jeopardy as the Racing Bulls driver escaped a penalty for causing an extra formation lap at Monzathe-race.comSun 6 Sep · 18:24 UTCRead →Yuki Tsunoda keeps Italian GP point after escaping sanctionRacing Bulls driver Yuki Tsunoda has escaped punishment after an investigation into his grid position at an early restart of the Monza race. On a lap 6 restart, which followed a red flag for Charles Leclerc's accident on lap 2, Tsunoda appeared to park out of his grid box as he took up his 14th position on the starting grid. Race control wasn't comfortable with Tsunoda's position and ... Keep readingMotorsport.comSun 6 Sep · 18:32 UTCRead →Audi to appeal stewards’ decision not to penalise Tsunoda over start error | Formula 1Audi have informed the FIA they intend to appeal against the stewards' decision not to penalise Yuki Tsunoda for his error at the restart of the Italian Grand Prix.RaceFansSun 6 Sep · 19:24 UTCRead →Show 8 more from other outletsShow fewer
Audi challenges FIA decision not to penalise Yuki Tsunoda at F1 Italian GPAudi has lodged notice of its intention to appeal the decision not to penalise Yuki Tsunoda.CrashSun 6 Sep · 19:49 UTCRead →Audi to appeal Italian GP decision after FIA stewards’ verdictAn appeal has been lodged.PlanetF1Sun 6 Sep · 19:50 UTCRead →Audi signals appeal over Tsunoda’s Italian GP non-penaltyThe Audi Formula 1 team has notified the FIA of its intention to appeal against Yuki Tsunoda's non-penalty in the Italian Grand Prix. Amid confusion over where he was supposed to line up on a lap 6 restart, Tsunoda parked in his correct 14th grid slot, but at an angle towards the inside wall. Race director Rui Marques was "not comfortable" with Tsunoda's position, so imposed an extra formation ... Keep readingAutosportSun 6 Sep · 19:58 UTCRead →Audi appeals stewards' decision in Tsunoda aborted start caseAudi has lodged an appeal against the Italian GP stewards's decision not to apply F1's sporting regulations in relation to an alleged infringement of the start procedure by Yuki Tsunodathe-race.comSun 6 Sep · 20:04 UTCRead →Audi lodge 'intention to appeal' over Tsunoda decisionAudi have notified the FIA of their "intention to appeal" after Yuki Tsunoda avoided any penalty for a potential starting infraction at the Italian Grand Prix.Formula1.comMon 7 Sep · 09:09 UTCRead →Audi signals appeal over Tsunoda Monza rulingAudi has notified the FIA that it intends to appeal the decision not to penalize Yuki Tsunoda for the extra formation lap before the Italian Grand Prix restart.Audi lodges intention to appeal Yuki Tsunoda’s non-penalty at MonzaAudi filed a notice of intention to appeal the stewards' decision to take no further action against Yuki Tsunoda over his grid position at Monza’s restart.Motorsport WeekMon 7 Sep · 13:00 UTCRead →Audi lodges intention to appeal Yuki Tsunoda’s non-penalty at MonzaAudi filed a notice of intention to appeal the stewards' decision to take no further action against Yuki Tsunoda over his grid position at Monza’s restart.Motorsport WeekMon 7 Sep · 13:00 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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