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Christian Horner has questioned the F1 stewards decision after the Canadian Grand Prix and a penalty Yuki Tsunoda received.
Christian Horner has raised concerns about the F1 stewards’ consistency after Yuki Tsunoda received a significant penalty in the Canadian Grand Prix for overtaking under red flag conditions. Despite qualifying in 11th place, Tsunoda was penalized 10 grid places and given two penalty points, dropping him to the back of the grid. Although Tsunoda managed to climb to 12th during the race, he did not score any points. Horner pointed out that while Tsunoda received a harsh penalty, seven other drivers were investigated for overtaking under safety car conditions after the race and only received warnings. Horner emphasized the need for consistency in penalties and advised Tsunoda to focus on his own driving style rather than trying to emulate others.
