“Completely wrong” Ferrari F1 unsafe release fine won’t be repeated

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Autosport can reveal that the FIA has agreed with Formula 1 teams that unsafe pitstop releases will be punished with time penalties rather than fines, following Ferrari’s incident at Hockenheim
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