Red Bull's Sergio Perez believes the Italian Grand Prix stewards could have been a bit more "sensible" in judging his overtake on Charles Leclerc that earned him a five-second time penalty and deprived him of a podium finish at Monza. From P8 on the grid, Perez drove a steady race to progress up the order and slot himself among the top three after the elimination of title protagonists Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen. But the Red Bull driver's position among the race's leading trio had come to the detriment of Leclerc whom Perez had passed while cutting the first chicane. Despite clearly gaining "a lasting advantage" over the Ferrari driver, Perez failed to give the...
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