Daniel Ricciardo reprimanded after unusual F1 pit lane weaving incident at British GP

Dan▨iel Ricciardo has been hit with a reprimand following an unusual pit lane weaving incident at Silverstone.

Daniel Ricciardo (AUS) RB VCARB 01. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 12, British Grand Prix, Silverstone, England,
Daniel Ricciardo (AUS) RB VCARB 01. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 12, British Grand Prix,…

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Daniel Ricciardo has been handed a reprimand from the F1 stewarꦆds after a strange weaving moment in the pit lane during final practice fཧor the British Grand Prix.

Ricciardo was seen weaving when trav👍elling down the pit lane in FP3.

The stewards quickly noted it🍎 and investigate🌳d Ricciardo’s unusual actions.

Ricciardo was trying to get temperature in his intermediates, but given this was in the pit lane, it was a risky move given the close proximity to other cars and mꦰechanics.

The stewards decided to give Ri❀cciardo a reprimand as the RB driver conceded his actions “were not a good look”.

The stewards’ explanation read: “The team instructed the driver to keep the temperatures up in the tyres on the way into🏅 the pits and thꦑe driver chose to weave when in the fast lane

“A number of other team personnel were present in other🍰 team pits immediately adjacent to the fast lane and there was the risk that the weaving of Car 3 might have resulted in contact with these personnel, especially considering the wet conditions.

“The driver of Car 3 ac💞knowledged that his actions ‘were not a good look’ and assured the Stewards that they would never see him repeat those actions.”

Had Ricciardo spun his car, it’s likely he would have been hﷺanded a grid penalty.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Valtteri Bottas was handed a three-place grid penalty for the Styrian Gr꧒and Prix a🧸fter he spun his Mercedes in the pit lane.

While Bottas wasn’t trying to warm ꦗhis tyres, he lost control of his car.

Fortunately, Bottas 🌱avoided colliding with anyone or anything in the pit lane.

The stewards at theꦗ time deemed it to be “potentially dangerous dဣriving”.

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