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Responding to strong criticism of the FIA and race management, race director Michael Masi said he supported all the time penalties awarded. In all three cases, the driver should have had more space, Masi thinks.
“In the first case, Sergio’s with Lando, he was entirely at Lando’s side,” the race director told Motorsport.com. “And therefore, it is the responsibility to keep the width of a car at the edge of the track.”
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Masi saw the two incidents between Perez and Leclerc play out in a similar fashion and maintains that the time penalties were justified there as well. “Then it was the same on the reverse with Checo and out of turn four, then Checo and Charles again out of turn six,” said Masi.
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The Australian concludes as follows: “Obviously I am not sitting in the marshals room to deliberate, but their point of view was in all three circumstances, the width of a car should have been left at the edge of the track because the two cars were side by side. “
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