FIA Penalty Controversy Intensifies After Qatar GP Drama

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McLaren is urging the FIA to review its penalty system in Formula 1 after Lando Norris received a 10-second stop-go penalty for not slowing down under double yellow flags during the Qatar GP. Team boss Andrea Stella argues the penalty was disproportionate and could have significant consequences for the championship. McLaren seeks a review of how penalties are applied in the future, emphasizing the need for fairness and consistency in the sport. Mercedes' Toto Wolff also criticized the severity of penalties, highlighting the importance of consistent enforcement.
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