Marcus Ericsson has been slapped with a three-place grid drop for the Canadian GP for crashing into his team-mate in Monaco. Battling for position around the Monte Carlo streets, Felipe Nasr was ordered by Sauber to move over for his team-mate. The Brazilian decided not to. This prompted Ericsson to make a lunging move, down the inside at Rascasse, one that cost the Sauber drivers as both cars were left in need of repairs. Nasr retired a lap later, saying there was 'smoke' in his cockpit, while Ericsson parked his C35 shortly after. The Monaco stewards deemed the Swede to be responsible and hit him with a three-place grid penalty for the next race in Canada. He also gained two penalty...
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