Sebastian Vettel is now just three penalty points away from a one-race ban in the wake of his incident at Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix. Vettel spun through the Ascari Chicane on lap seven and was judged to have re-joined the track in an unsafe manner, causing a collision with Lance Stroll. Stewards took a dim view of Vettel’s actions and handed him a 10-second stop-and-go penalty, along with three points on his license. Italian GP: Drivers' Standings | Constructors' Standings | Race Result Formula 1 drivers are allowed a margin of 12 penalty points across a rolling 12-month period, and Vettel’s latest transgression brings him up to nine. Vettel picked up two...
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