Frédéric Vasseur says Alfa Romeo Racing have evidence that the penalties handed out to Kimi Räikkönen and Antonio Giovinazzi after the German Grand Prix were unjustified, and they will be making an appeal to the FIA to have them overturned. Both drivers were handed retrospective stop and go penalties, converted into thirty-second time penalties for clutch infractions, with the FIA deeming the cars to have had illegal clutch settings for the wet standing start at the Hockenheimring. Räikkönen had finished seventh and Giovinazzi eighth on Sunday but the penalties relegated them to twelfth and thirteenth respectively, with Team Principal Vasseur insisting an appeal will be made to...
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