The Aston Martin driver finished third on track, negating an initial five-second penalty for lining up incorrectly in his grid position at the start.
But, after the podium ceremony, he was given another 10-second penalty for work starting on his car when the first penalty was served in his pitstop, dropping him behind George Russell and to fourth in the final results.
It duly denied Alonso …Keep reading
But, after the podium ceremony, he was given another 10-second penalty for work starting on his car when the first penalty was served in his pitstop, dropping him behind George Russell and to fourth in the final results.
It duly denied Alonso …Keep reading