Norris: F1 penalties too weak to deter illicit overtakes ...Middle East

Lando Norris believes that nearly inconsequential penalties for overtaking a rival off circuit only encourage drivers to deliberately break the rules, as the gain can be greater than the sanction. Norris was referring to the case involving his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri in Saturday’s sprint event in Austin, when the Aussie was overtaken by George Russell on the outside of COTA’s Turn 1, with the Mercedes driver exploiting the run-off area to gain the upper hand. Russell, who did not give the position back, was hit a five-second time penalty by the stewards, the Briton only losing a position to Pierre Gasly and dropping from P7 to P8 in the final results. Speaking after the race, Norris p

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