Fernando Alonso has escaped a grid penalty at the Turkish Grand Prix after being investigated for speeding under double-waved yellow flags. Editor's Picks Hamilton vows maximum attack after grid penalty 51mReuters Alonso qualified fifth for Alpine after moving up one place on the grid once Lewis Hamilton's grid penalty for an engine change was applied to the qualifying results. He passed the yellow flags in the opening session of qualifying and was reported to the stewards after the session. Such incidents usually incur a penalty as double-waved yellow flags are used to warn drivers of a hazard on track, which can include marshals attending to a crashed car. But after reviewing the...
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