Sauber's Marcus Ericsson and Toro Rosso's Daniil Kvyat were both handed three-place grid penalties for next month's Canadian Grand Prix after causing collisions in Monaco on Sunday. Russian Kvyat collided with Renault's Kevin Magnussen and Sweden's Ericsson had a coming together with his Brazilian teammate Felipe Nasr at the Rascasse corner on lap 47 which ended the race for both drivers. "I was told that Felipe received a call via the radio. Then I saw a gap and tried to overtake him, but we all saw what then happened," Ericsson said. "It is a difficult situation for us, and it is even more important to stick together as a team in these times. I apologise, and I am sure...
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