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At the Mexico City Grand Prix, Sergio Pérez received a five-second penalty for pit lane speeding, while Sainz, Bottas, and Alonso were fined for similar offences during practice and reconnaissance laps.
All items are official FIA documents. They establish the specific penalties and fines for each driver, with Pérez receiving a time penalty during the race and others fined for practice or reconnaissance infringements.
Recommended first read: The FIA document for Pérez is the most significant as it involves a race penalty, making it the primary story.
Sergio Pérez was given a five second time penalty for exceeding the pit lane speed limit by 0.2 km/h during the race.
Charles Leclerc received a five-second time penalty for leaving the track and gaining a lasting advantage while overtaking in Turn 4.
Carlos Sainz fined €1000 for exceeding the pit lane speed limit during reconnaissance laps.
Valtteri Bottas was fined €100 after exceeding the pit lane speed limit by 0.9 km/h during Free Practice 3.
