No further action against Ferrari after possible maximum lap time breach

The F1 stewards have issued a "no further action" verdict after both Ferrari drivers were under investigation for failing to stay within the maximum lap time during the first part of qualifying at the Italian Grand Prix. 
Carlos Sainz Jr (ESP) Ferrari SF-23 and Cha
Carlos Sainz Jr (ESP) Ferrari SF-23 and Cha

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Carlos Sainz were facing a stewards inve🐻stigation to review whether they failed to adhere to the FIA’s new maximu💜m qualifying lap time. 

In a bid to avoid traffic jams during qual﷽ifying at Monza, the𒅌 FIA race director enforced a maximum lap time of 1m41s for the drivers to stick below. 

However, shortly after Sainz claimed his first pole position of F1 2023, the FIA announced neith🍸er driver will be pena📖lised.

This means Sainz starts on pole at Ferrari's home race ahead of Max Vﷺerstappen and teammate Leclerc.

 

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