Mercedes boss Toto Wolff feels the five-second penalty handed out to Lewis Hamilton following in an incident with Alex Albon was 'too harsh'. With Hamilton toiling on hard tyres in second place, a flying Albon was closing in and after attempting to overtake the Brit on the left hand side, collided with the Red Bull man, sending him spinning to the rear, where he would eventually retire. Article continues under video The FIA deemed the incident worthy of a five-second penalty which relegated Hamilton down from P2 to P4, after Lando Norris was able to put in a fastest lap at the death to overtake him by a tiny margin. Speaking to the media post-race, Wolff was clear in his assertion that...
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