Sebastian Vettel has labelled the FIA as “not very professional” due to the time it took for the Formula 1 stewards to issue a penalty in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. Vettel was handed a 10-second stop-go penalty after Aston Martin hadn’t fitted all four tyres to his car before the five-minute signal ahead of the grand prix. The team had been working on Vettel’s car after it suffered a brake issue on its way to the grid before the race. As the repairs hadn’t been completed in time, Vettel was forced to start from the pitlane and thus dropped to the back of the grid. Vettel served his penalty at the end of Lap 21, cementing his place at the rear of the field as he made an early...
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