Article To news overview Ferrari's Carlos Sainz has not been given a grid penalty for allegedly failing to slow for yellow flags in Qatar. The Spaniard was one of three drivers investigated after qualifying for a possible yellow flag transgression, after encountering the slowing AlphaTauri of Pierre Gasly as the French driver trundled down the main straight with a front right tyre failure. While Valtteri Bottas was given a three-place grid penalty, and Max Verstappen a five-place grid penalty, for ignoring the yellow flags, the stewards have found Sainz was not guilty of the same transgression. "The Stewards heard from the driver of Car 55 [Carlos Sainz], the team representative and...
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