BUDAPEST, Hungary -- Red Bull's attempt to convince the FIA's stewards to issue a harsher penalty against Lewis Hamilton for colliding with Max Verstappen at the British Grand Prix has been rejected. Editor's Picks Verstappen: Mercedes showed true selves at Silverstone 4hN Hamilton was found predominantly to blame for the incident on July 18 and was given a ten-second time penalty and two points on his superlicence for causing a collision. Despite the penalty, Hamilton went on to win the race by over three seconds from Ferrari's Charles Leclerc while Verstappen's race ended against the crash barriers. Red Bull made clear after the race that it felt Hamilton's penalty was too lenient given...
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