The FIA race stewards did not consider issuing a black flag to disqualify Sebastian Vettel from Sunday's Italian Grand Prix at Monza following his unsafe rejoining of the circuit in the early part of the race. Vettel spun at Ascari on Lap 6 before driving back onto the circuit and into the path of Racing Point driver Lance Stroll, making contact with the car and sending it into a spin. Vettel was hit with a 10-second stop/go penalty for the incident, acting as the most severe punishment a driver can receive short of a black flag that would disqualify them from the race. Stroll was also punished for unsafely returning to the circuit moments after Vettel's incident, receiving a drive-through...
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