F1ꦿ’s penalty points system came under scrutiny following the Austria double-header after Norris picked up two points on his licen✨ce for pushing Sergio Perez off the track at Turn 4.

That br🐠ought his total up to⭕ 10 for the 12-month period, just two off a race ban.

Thankfully for the McLaren driver, two of the points he picked up last year will be cha♌lked off ahead of next weekend’s British Grand Prix, reducing the number on his licence to eig🐠ht.

Norris and championship leader 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen have called for the way points are distributed t🌟o be looked at, while McLaren boss Andreas Seidl also agreed.

Speaking after the Aust💮rian GP, Mas🧔i revealed that the teams agreed to how penalty points are awarded in F1 and the system cannot be changed until next season.

“To be fair, it’s a penalty point system that exists, it’s been there all the way through, no different to drivers on the ro💮ad in the countries that have the maximum number of points that they have to abide by,” Masi said. “They have to aꩲdjust driving style and stuff accordingly. 

“I don’t think they’re harsh, it was discussed late last year, and it’s funny because it affects different drivers and teams in diff♕erent ways. The consensus was at tཧhe end of last year, involving teams, the FIA and F1 that there shouldn’t be a change for this year. It’s not something that we would ever change mid-year. 

“The penalty scale is something the teams all agree up♑on and actually have input to at the start of the year. It’s what the stewards use.”