P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Carlos Sainz has called for a crucial change in the stewarding of FP after being retrospectively cleared of wrongdoing in last month’s Dutch GP.
Carlos Sainz has called for a crucial change in the stewarding of Formula 1 after being retrospectively cleared of wrongdoing in the Dutch Grand Prix. The Spaniard had two penalty points on his Super Licence rescinded after new evidence was submitted regarding his incident with Liam Lawson at Zandvoort. Sainz and Lawson made contact at Turn 1, with Sainz initially receiving a time penalty and two points on his license. With the decision overturned, Sainz now has just two points in total, prompting him to reopen debates about stewarding structure in F1. Sainz advocated for implementing fixed stewards in races, citing the need for consistent judgment in incidents. He expressed gratitude towards the F1 stewards for reconsidering the Zandvoort clash and emphasized the importance of fairness and consistency in stewarding decisions for all drivers.
