Lando Norris claims Lewis Hamilton deserved “way more” penalties for Austria F1 track limits infringements

Norris w🐭as heard repeatedly complaining about his fellow Brit running wide as he hunted down the seven-time world champion in the early stages of Sunday’s race at the Red Bull Ring.
Hamilton was eventually hit with a five-second time penalty for the offences but protested over team ra𓄧dio that his Mercedes “wouldn’t turn”. 𒈔;
Norr𒆙is managed to overtake Hamilton on his way to a strong fifth as he demonstrated promising pace in his upgraded McLaren.
Speaking to Sky F1 after the race, Norris 🍃suggested that Hamilton got o♑ff lightly with his punishment.
“Yeah, I was going to do a live commentary at every corner, pre🐽tty much,” Norris ꦜlaughed.
Norris added: “He [Hamilton] only got a fi♋ve-second penalty?
“It should be way more! He had about four strikes �🦩�in one lap!”
The race - and weekend - was dominated by track limits, with s𒊎everal drivers picking up penalties in the race.

As🐽ton Martin have protested the result after taking issue with the way in which the stewards applied the rules.
Norris, who was one of the few drivers who diꦡd n🔯ot fall foul of track limits, admitted he has some sympathy for his rivals.
“People on the outside, they▨ complain, they don’t understand how difficult it is to stay within the track limits,” he explained.
“Yes, I guess you can say I did and ‘Whꦺy can’t anyone else do it?’ but it depends on what position you’re in.
“If Fernando was behind me the last 5/10 laps, I can assure you that I’d have done track limits at least once and🍨 then I probably would have got a penalty.
“It just depends if you’re under pressure. When you’re uꦛnder pressure, you’re pushing a little bit more, you have a little bit more of ๊a slide.
“B✤ut that’s just like a human error, but it’s also like that’s racing at the end of 🌺the day.
“It feels tough for some of the things that 🎶you feel like you shouldn’t be penalised for bu🍃t, when it’s a rule, then it’s also a rule for everyone. So I guess that I didn’t.
“If you struggle, then you’ve just got to slow down. But you never wa꧅nt to do that when you’ಌre a driver. So yeah, it’s complicated. It’s just not as easy as what it looks like on the outside.
“I can assure everyone of that so I don’t have s😼ympathy for the peo🃏ple that did get it, in a way, but I also don’t!”

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