Former Formula 1 driver Jolyon Palmer reckons that the FIA are taking a harsher view on car damage now than they did last year, as evidenced by Kevin Magnussen’s pit stop in Canada. Magnussen started the Canadian Grand Prix fifth behind the Mercedes of Sir Lewis Hamilton, and the pair found themselves going side-by-side into Turn Three. As in Barcelona, however, they made contact but, thankfully, neither of them suffered from punctures this time. READ: Binotto admits he’s ‘concerned’ by FIA’s appointment of former Wolff advisor Magnussen did have a bit of endplate dangling off his front wing and, though it looked fairly innocuous, he was shown a black and orange flag, forcing him...
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