P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Williams launched a right of review at Monza, seeking clarification over a Dutch Grand Prix penalty for Carlos Sainz.
Williams has successfully appealed against Carlos Sainz’s penalty at the Dutch Grand Prix, resulting in the partial overturning of the penalty by F1 stewards.
Sainz received a 10-second time penalty and two penalty points for contact with Liam Lawson at Turn 1 in Zandvoort.
Williams took advantage of the right of review by presenting new and relevant evidence before the Italian GP, leading to the original decision being reconsidered.
The delay in the decision was due to reconvening the original stewards panel and the need to evaluate the presented evidence.
360-degree camera footage and driver testimony contributed to the re-examination, ultimately leading to the removal of Sainz’s penalty points but not his time penalty during the race.
The stewards determined the collision as a racing incident with shared responsibility, leaving the race results unaffected.
