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Williams Appeal Sainz's 10-Second Penalty
Williams Racing has filed a right of review with the FIA to challenge Carlos Sainz's 10-second penalty and two Super Licence points from the Dutch Grand Prix incident involving Liam Lawson.
- Williams Racing has filed an appeal against the time penalty and license penalty points assigned to Carlos Sainz following his collision with Liam Lawson at the Dutch Grand Prix.
- The penalty resulted from stewards blaming Sainz for an attempted outside overtake at Turn 1 after a safety car restart, though Williams argues the decision lacked proper analysis.
- After the race, Sainz spent quarter of an hour in discussion with the stewards, expressing his belief that the penalty was unjust, while Williams filed a formal appeal with the FIA to challenge the decision.
- James Vowles stated the incident was a clear racing incident with no fault for Sainz, noting Lawson lost control momentarily and moved laterally into Sainz, which influenced the appeal.
- Williams remains hopeful for a positive outcome from the FIA review, emphasizing the importance of clear rules for future racing decisions following the Dutch Grand Prix collision.
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Williams seek to reverse Sainz's penalty points
MONZA, Italy - Williams are seeking to reverse penalty points handed to their driver Carlos Sainz for colliding with Liam Lawson at last weekend's Dutch Grand Prix, the Formula One team said on Thursday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
·Singapore
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The Williams team applied to the FIA to have the 10-second penalty received by Carlos Sainz in Zandvoort cancelled last Sunday.
·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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