– Marcus Ericsson has been given a three-place grid drop for the Canadian Grand Prix after his collision with Sauber team-mate Felipe Nasr in Monaco on Sunday.Ericsson dived up the inside of Nasr under braking for La Rascasse, but the pair made contact, resulting in damage to both cars, which were then retired from the race.Shortly before the incident, Sauber instructed Nasr to move over for Ericsson, given the latter's apparent pace advantage, but the Brazilian did not adhere to the order.Ericsson has also been given two penalty points by the stewards.Meanwhile, Williams' Valtteri Bottas has been hit with a 10-second time penalty and two penalty points for clashing with Esteban...
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