Photo by: www.kymilman.com/f1 There is certainly a lingering murmur over the steward’s review of Max Verstappen’s pass on Charles Leclerc at the Austrian Grand Prix. The possibility of a penalty was met with serious derision from fans as they waited for the 3-hour delay in announcing the verdict. The lack of a penalty has been met with equal head-scratching vitriol as fans use words like precedent, past penalties, Vettel-in-Canada and other couch pilot logistics on who did what to whom. I was reading a nice piece over at Autosport by Matt, Scott and Jonathan. In that article, FIA race director Michael Masi, who inherited the role from the shock passing of Charlie Whiting ahead of this...
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