Fernando Alonso has labelled the Miami race stewards incompetent and unprofessional after he was hit with a post-race five-second penalty. Failing to score since the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix, Alonso crossed the line at the Miami Grand Prix inside the top ten and celebrated his return to the points. Hours later it emerged that he was under investigation for gaining an advantage off the track. The Spaniard, already facing one five-second penalty for an earlier collision with Pierre Gasly, cut the chicane at Turns 14 and 15 as he tried to build up an advantage over Alex Albon. He managed to do that, P9 by two tenths of a second, but that second penalty meant he finished down in 11th....
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