Summary
No further action against Fernando Alonso for alleged ignoring of blue flags.
Explanation
Car 14 (Fernando Alonso) was investigated for allegedly ignoring blue flags under Appendix H, Article 2.5.5 e). The Stewards reviewed marshall data and in-car video, determining that Car 5 (Gabriel Bortoleto) was not close enough nor actively attempting to overtake, so no immediate action was required. No further action was taken.
Loading PDF…
Referenced regulations
FIA International Sporting Code - Appendix H - Article 2.5.5e
e) Light blue flag This should normally be waved, as an indication to a driver that he is about to be overtaken. It has different meanings during practice and the race. At all times: - A stationary flag should be displayed to a driver leaving the pits if traffic is approaching on the track. During practice: - A faster car is close behind you and is about to overtake you. During the race: The flag should normally be shown to a car about to be lapped, if the driver does not seem to be making full use of his rear-view mirrors. When shown, the driver concerned must 21 ANNEXE H APPENDIX H allow the following car to pass at the earliest opportunity.
Open regulation PDF
Pages 18–22 highlighted
More from Austrian Grand Prix
View all →Processed at