Aston Martin has lodged a protest against the results of the Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix qualifying results in relation to Carlos Sainz’s red flag crash.
Sainz went off at the final corner midway through the second part of qualifying which triggered a red flag stoppage, but the Ferrari driver was able to get going and complete an entire lap to return to the pits. With minimal damage, Ferrari repaired Sainz’s car and got him back into qualifying, where he progressed into Q3 and took seventh place. The FIA has announced that Aston Martin has lodged a protest of the qualifying results over Article 39.
Aston Martin and Ferrari representatives are due to face the FIA stewards at 6pm local time at the Shanghai track. Crucially, Lance Stroll was the driver who narrowly missed out on Q3, setting the 11th fastest time in the session. Photo by: Zak Mauger / Motorsport Images It is likely that Aston Martin has protested in an attempt to get Sainz’s lap times deleted from Q3 and Q2, which would promote Lance Stroll up to 10th on the starting grid and demote the Ferrari driver.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Carlos Sainz responds to Aston Martin snub with 'best options still open' claimCarlos Sainz has one fewer option for next season but he isn't fazed about losing out on the Aston Martin seat.
Weiterlesen »
Revealed: Carlos Sainz’s two key options as Fernando Alonso stays at Aston MartinFernando Alonso's renewal at Aston Martin removes a major option for Carlos Sainz
Weiterlesen »
Lance Stroll’s F1 future secure with ‘no chance’ of Carlos Sainz replacing him at Aston MartinCarlos Sainz is a target for Aston Martin - but as a replacement for Fernando Alonso.
Weiterlesen »
“Factions within Aston Martin” want Carlos Sainz to replace Fernando AlonsoAston Martin could opt to go for Carlos Sainz rather than Fernando Alonso
Weiterlesen »
Carlos Sainz tipped to form all-Spanish Aston Martin F1 line-up for 2025Carlos Sainz could replace Lance Stroll at Aston Martin, according to Eddie Jordan.
Weiterlesen »
Arsenal vs Aston Villa LIVE: Gunners looking to continue title charge against high-flying Aston VillaNoel Gallagher predicts Arsenal will win the Premier League title over Manchester City and Liverpool this season
Weiterlesen »