Perez was forced wide onto the gravel at Turn 4 as he and Norris battled over second place following an early Safety Car restart in Sunday’s race, with the Red Bull driver dropping down to 10th place. Norris was handed a five-second time penalty for the incident but was left baffled by the decision, which Horner also felt was simply “hard racing”. “I think I said in the commentary that I didn't have a major problem with the Lando move,” Horner told Sky F1. “It was racing. It was hard racing. It was wheel-to-wheel, so then to get a penalty for that, I guess they gave themselves no choice when he had the same with Charles. Related Articles Mercedes believe Hamilton lost 30 points...
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