Martin Brundle reflected on the grid penalties that mixed up the starting grid of the 2022 Italian Grand Prix, insisting they are a bad look for Formula 1. The extent of grid penalties applied at Monza meant it took the FIA several hours after qualifying to issue the starting grid for Sunday's race. Martin Brundle was critical of what happened as he reflected on the 2022 Italian Grand Prix in his Sky Sports F1 column. Brundle said: 'With seven cars choosing to, or mostly forced to, take penalties for new power unit components and other misdemeanours, for the second time in three races the grid didn't remotely represent the qualifying order. 'This is an unacceptable situation because when...
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