Charles Leclerc has dropped a place to seventh in a revised Japanese GP result after being handed two time penalties in the wake of his first-lap clash with Max Verstappen. The Ferrari driver was given an initial five-second sanction for the incident itself after stewards ruled Leclerc was "predominantly at fault" for the collision, which forced the Red Bull off track and effectively ended Verstappen's race. Verstappen hits out at 'irresponsible' Leclerc Race report: Bottas wins, Mercedes champions But Leclerc was also handed a more severe 10-second penalty for not pitting at the end of the first lap to repair his car's damaged wing - and then carrying on until lap three, by which...
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