Fernando Alonso was again critical of the race direction after the British Grand Prix. In the opinion of the Alpine driver, he deserved a fourth and not a fifth place on the Silverstone circuit. Charles Leclerc should have received a penalty. Article continues under ad Leclerc avoids penalty "Fifth place is fantastic, but I thought I could be fourth because I saw Charles change line three times when he was defending against Lewis. I did it twice in Canada and got a penalty," Alonso told AS. The two-time world champion received a five-second time penalty, falling from seventh to ninth as a result. Alonso has a bit of a love-hate relationship with the race committee in Formula 1 in...
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