Defending Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin boss, Mike Krack confirms that the team will not appeal his penalty for 'potentially dangerous' driving in Melbourne. Following an investigation into the incident, which saw George Russell crash out whilst pursuing the Spaniard in the final stages of the race, and which Mercedes and members of the media had suggested was due to the veteran brake-testing the Briton, the stewards opined that while there was no proof of brake-testing Alonso's defending tactics were 'potentially dangerous' and hit him with a 20s penalty. Though Aston Martin was given the option to appeal the decision, Mike Krack has confirmed that the team will not be doing so though he...
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