George Russell says Monaco penalty disproportionate to the offense
The penalties imposed after the Monaco Grand Prix drew criticism from several drivers. George Russell argued that the sanctions were excessively harsh compared to the alleged violations.
He warned that such disproportionate punishments could undermine the competitive spirit of the sport. Russell called for the FIA to review its penalty framework and adopt a more consistent approach.
His remarks may prompt further debate on disciplinary measures as the season progresses.
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