RBR's fastest through the speedtrap. How's that on a high-speed track like Monza with what is supposedly the second-slowest PU ?
Let's see if RIC can catch VET...
By the time they decided he was already 4.8 ahead. It was in real terms a punishless punishment. I can't blame Alonso for being livid.NathanOlder wrote: ↑03 Sep 2017, 14:44Was Palmer attacking alonso when it happend ? Judging by their pace i guess he was. So 5 second penalty was probably worse than give the place back. If they told him to give it back straight away, he would have passed him eventually and been up the road by now
Like I said yesterday and I'll say it again. Hamilton (and now Bottas) have just figuratively kicked Ferrari to death on their own track. Added to the fact that Mercedes were able to turn their engines down and cruise.