In what must be a first, Lance Stroll has questioned a decision by race stewards, effectively accusing them of being too lenient on him. Though the hapless victim of Sebastian Vettel's unforced spin at Ascari, which saw the Racing Point clout the stranded Ferrari, in his own efforts to continue Stroll caused Pierre Gasly to take to the gravel in his bid to avoid him. For rejoining the track in an unsafe manner and forcing Gasly off the track, the Canadian was handed a drive-through (and two penalty points), while Vettel, whose collision with Stroll was deemed a 'dangerous incident', was given a 10 second stop-and-go and 3 penalty points. 'He got a 10-second stop and go, I got a...
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