Fernando Alonso's penalty was a 'bitter pill to swallow', but Aston Martin have explained why an appeal wasn't on the cards...
Aston Martin team boss Mike Krack has explained why they elected not to appeal against Fernando Alonso’s time penalty in Australia.
At a distance of half a second, Russell was caught out by the gap vanishing in front of him as Alonso slowed down approaching Turn 6, only to speed up again approaching the sweep in for the high-speed turn. Aston Martin elected against appealing the decision, and team boss Mike Krack has now come forward to explain why.
“Firstly, in motorsport, everyone is relieved that George was okay and walked away after his accident,” he said.“He has competed in more Grands Prix than anyone else and has more than 20 years of experience. He is a multiple World Champion in multiple categories.
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