A high-voltage cautionary signal generated by Honda's power unit deprived Toro Rosso's Alex Albon of a top-ten finish in Sunday's British Grand Prix. The British-Thai racer launched his race from P9 and held his own for most of the afternoon thanks to a spirited and steady driver. Albon's first pit stop and switch from soft to medium tyres on lap 13 went according to plan, but his second planned stop was ruled out because of a voltage issue that would have made his Toro Rosso potentially unsafe to touch. F1i's Driver Ratings for the 2019 British GP Since the advent of the hybrid era, Formula 1 teams follow mandatory guidelines that forbid touching a car in the event of a surge in...
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