Tsunoda and Hadjar: Starting place penalties shock F1 fans in Canada!

Tsunoda and Hadjar: Starting place penalties shock F1 fans in Canada!

Montreal, Kanada - Yuki Tsunoda and Isack Hadjar are the two Red Bull pilots who are faced with criminal letters at the upcoming Grand Prix of Canada. While Tsunoda, who secured 11th place in qualifying, has to start due to a violation of the control at the end of the field, Hadjar receives a punishment of three positions for disability behavior during qualifying.

tsunoda will go into the race after a penalty of ten starting places due to the overtaking of Oscar Piatri under red flags in third free training. Piatri had previously suffered tire damage, drove at only 86 km/h, while Tsunoda overtook him at 171 km/h. This campaign led to a clear decision by the FIA ​​stewards that certified Tsunoda that the rules according to Appendix H, Article 2.5.4.1 b) of the International Sporting Code. Tsunoda himself was surprised at the punishment and argued that he only wanted to react to debris of Piatris damaged car.

penalties and qualifications

The information source Laola1 continues that Hadjar in the brake zone because of the disabled of Carlos Sainz Curve 6 was occupied with a punishment of three places. Due to Tsunoda's punishment, Hadjar now starts from 12th place, while Sainz was classified in 17th place after his qualification. Hadjar expressed himself with repentance and spoke of a false communication that had led to the situation.

In addition, Tsunoda has also been added to two penalty points on his super license in the past twelve months, which increased its total amount to two penalty points. With 12 penalty points, drivers threaten a lock for the next race weekend, which illustrates the serious consequences of rule violations in Formula 1. In the current season, various drivers and their punishments are already documented, which are specified by the proven criminal system of the FIA. The information provides Motorsport magazine

FAZIT

The punishments for Tsunoda and Hadjar illustrate the strict regulations and the high pressure under which the drivers are in Formula 1. The Grand Prix of Canada, which will take place on June 15, 2025 at 2 p.m. local time, will definitely be exciting because the two Red Bull pilots will try to fight for a place at the end of the field despite their restoration. It remains to be seen how this situation will affect the race.