
Stewards warn Stroll over practice-start infringement in Singapore
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The stewards warned Lance Stroll over a practice-start infringement involving car 18 during reconnaissance laps at the Singapore Grand Prix.
The stewards issued Lance Stroll a warning for a practice-start infringement during reconnaissance laps at the Singapore Grand Prix. Their decision says Aston Martin’s car 18 left the pit lane without performing a practice start and did not cross the white line at pit exit. The stewards cited Article 12.2.1.i of the International Sporting Code and item 6.5 of the Race Director’s Competition Notes. They also reminded competitors that certain decisions may be appealed within the applicable time limits; the notice does not say whether an appeal will be made.
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The decision does not state whether an appeal will be filed.
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