Romain Grosjean says his collision with Adrian Sutil during today's Russian Grand Prix was a racing incident, disagreeing with the stewards' decision. The Frenchman was handed a five second stop/go penalty for the mid-race collision with Sutil at turn two, eventually finishing the race in 17th place. He was then given two penalty points on his F1 superlicense after the 53-lap event. He is the eighth driver to receive penalty points under the new system, which was introduced this season. 'He [Sutil] was on the softer tyres and had a lot more grip than me going into turn three,' said the Lotus driver. 'That corner closes up a bit on exit and he didn’t want to go too much off the racing...
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