British Grand Prix stewards have decided that no further action was needed after it found on Thursday that Toro Rosso had entered Carlos Sainz's car in an 'unsafe condition'. Damage was found to a wheel tether on Sainz's car during scrutineering on Thursday, and the FIA summoned the team to explain itself, saying the Faenza-based squad had refused to rectify the issue. However, on Friday, the stewards said they were satisfied that Toro Rosso had no intention to mislead the scrutineers and that the team had agreed to replace the damaged part. The ruling body therefore deemed no further action was warranted. The full statement from the stewards: The stewards having received a report from the...
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