Three drivers have received reprimands for driving 'unnecessarily slowly' during the third part of Italian Grand Prix qualifying. Nico Hulkenberg, Carlos Sainz and Lance Stroll were found to be the main culprits involved in what Red Bull team boss Christian Horner described as a 'clusterf**k' of a session, which saw all but Sainz fail to set a second flying lap time. This was because the three reprimanded drivers drove too slowly during their out-laps and blocked the track, which meant others behind were unable to get past and failed to cross the start line before the time ran out. A similar scenario played out during Formula 3 qualifying which saw ten drivers penalised with grid...
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