Red Bull's request for a review of the penalty levied upon Lewis Hamilton for causing a collision with Max Verstappen in the British Grand Prix has been dismissed by the FIA stewards. Red Bull petitioned the stewards' sanction against the Mercedes driver, as the team considered that the 10-second penalty handed to Hamilton was too lenient. To support their case, Red Bull presented to the FIA in Hungary on Thursday several slides and GPS data of the contentious Verstappen/Hamilton crash, but also information linked to a re-enactment conducted by Red Bull reserve driver Alex Albon in the week following the race. Red Bull's conclusions stated that Verstappen had left sufficient room for...
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