Lewis Hamilton was given a grid penalty on Sunday for not slowing down his speed during qualifying under yellow flags. Initially the race management did nothing, but after protests from Red Bull Racing and additional data analysis, the British driver was penalized. This gave Max Verstappen, Lando Norris and Alexander Albon an advantage, as they moved up a place. However, the decision for the grid penalty came too late, says journalist Peter Windsor. Time zone "I have to say, this is not good for Formula 1", Windsor starts his speech on his YouTube channel, "Everybody's like: Is Lewis getting anything from a grid penalty? Will he waste his time? Did he keep going during the...
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