Lance Stroll gets F1 Monaco GP grid drop for Charles Leclerc crash
Lance Stroll penalised at t꧋he F1 Monaco Grand Prix for causing a collision with Cha꧒rles Leclerc.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lance Stroll has been given a one-place grid drop at the F1 Monaco Grand Prix for causing a collision with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Charles Leclerc in first practice.
The Ferrari driver and home hero hit the rear 🦩of Stroll's Aston Martin at the Loews h✨airpin after the Canadian veered into Leclerc's path while on a slow lap during the early stages of FP1 in Monte Carlo.
Leclerc suffered front wing damage in the tang🌼le and ha💎d to return to the pits for repairs, though he was able to continue.
It ✱proved to🦩 be a session-ending incident for Stroll who suffered rear suspension damage to his car.
Stroll h🎐as also received෴ one penalty point on his licence, taking him up to three for the current 12-month period.
The stewards' verdict

The Monaco stewards determined that Stroll was "wholly to blame" for the accident, with Leclerc "not inꦉ a position to avoid the collision that took place".
"The Stewards heard from the driver of Car 18 (Lance Stroll), the driver of Car 16 (Charles Leclerc), team representatives and reviewed positioning/marshalling 🌟system data, video, timing, team radio and in-car video evidence and determined that Car 18 cut across the path of Car 16 at Turn💎 6 causing Car 16 to collide into Car 18," the stewards said.
"Car 16 suffer🅷ed damage as a result. The driver of Ca🐽r 18 stated that although the team warned him of the arrival of Car 16, he did not hear the radio message and that led to the incident.
"We considered that Car 18 was wholly to blame for the collision. Car 16 was not in a position to avoid the collision that took place. In the circu📖mstances, we imposed a 1 grid position penalty for the Race and 1 p🌸enalty point.

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