Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was certainly an eventful one for all the wrong reasons, as the FIA once again grabbed all the headlines after slapping Fernando Alonso with a 10-second time penalty, just to revoke it hours later. Alonso drove brilliantly once again for Aston Martin at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, with the Spaniard having led the opening laps before being overtaken by Sergio Pérez. The double world champion did run into early trouble, though, after being awarded with a five-second time penalty for starting outside of his grid slot. Alonso positioned his car too far to the left of his grid slot, resulting in a penalty. READ: Ex-F1 champion claims Alpine will ‘suffer a...
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