News Details
Ericsson penalised for Massa qualifying incident
Caterham’s Marcus Ericsson will start Sunday’s race in Monaco from the pit lane after the stewards found him responsible for causing a collision with Felipe Massa’s Williams during qualifying on Saturday. The incident, which also earned the Swede two penalty points on his licence, occurred during the Q1 phase of qualifying as Massa, on an in-lap, attempted to let Ericsson by at Mirabeau. The Caterham driver moved alongside the Brazilian’s car before losing control, taking both cars into the barriers. Despite recording the tenth-best time in Q1, Massa was unable to return to the pits and was thus ruled out of Q2.In a separate incident, Toro Rosso’s Daniil Kvyat...
Full Story »
Full Story »
11y ago from Formula1.com
0
You May Also Be Interested In...
Ericsson handed penalty for collision with Massa
Marcus Ericsson will start the Monaco Grand Prix from the pitlane after...
11y ago from TheF1Times.com
Ericsson set to remember Peterson in Monaco
Marcus Ericsson says he will be paying tribute to Ronnie Peterson during...
11y ago from Crash.net
Ericsson handed pit lane start
Caterham F1 Team
Marcus Ericsson will start from the pit lane after he...
11y ago from F1Zone.net
Elsewhere On The Network
Popular On MGPToday.com
Ai Ogura: Fifth on MotoGP debut “kills me” after...
No description available...
3h ago from Motorsport.com
Maverick Vinales “mentally stronger” than ever...
No description available...
1d ago from Motorsport.com
Toprak Razgatlioglu reveals ‘biggest difference’...
Toprak Razgatlioglu has revealed how “different” MotoGP is to...
2d ago from MotorsportWeek.c...
Francesco Bagnaia’s slump “all in his head” amid...
No description available...
2d ago from Motorsport.com
Popular On IndyCarToday.com
Chip Ganassi Racing lands new sponsor for Kyffin...
Chip Ganassi Racing has announced a new sponsor for the team’s #8 entry...
2h ago from MotorsportWeek.c...
Sunoco makes full-time IndyCar return as primary...
No description available...
3h ago from Motorsport.com
IndyCar announces independent officiating system
The NTT IndyCar Series announced on Thursday that it will implement a new...
1d ago from MotorsportWeek.c...
IndyCar to introduce independent officiating system
No description available...
1d ago from Motorsport.com
Popular On TotalWRC.com
Lancia reveals driver line-up for 2026 WRC return
No description available...
6h ago from Motorsport.com
FIA reveals final details of WRC 2027 regulations
No description available...
2d ago from Motorsport.com
What Adrien Fourmaux and Oliver Solberg learned from...
No description available...
2d ago from Motorsport.com
Hayden Paddon, Esapekka Lappi and Dani Sordo join...
No description available...
1w ago from Motorsport.com
Popular On GunnersToday.com
Arsenal vs Wolverhampton Wanderers Prediction and...
The Premier League is back in action with another set of matches this...
29m ago from SportsKeeda.com
Mikel Arteta makes stance clear on Arsenal selling...
Mikel Arteta has said that Gabriel Jesus will stay at Arsenal for the...
4h ago from SportsKeeda.com
Manchester United hold talks to sign midfielder who...
Manchester United are reportedly in talks with Arda Guler, as they look to...
4h ago from SportsKeeda.com
Arsenal latest: Arteta to speak live ahead of Wolves...
No description available...
8h ago from SkySports.com
Comments
Hottest News
FIA and F1 agree new Concorde Agreement until 2030
It has been confirmed that the ninth-edition of... Read More »
59m ago from MotorsportWeek.com
Marko lifts the veil: Why he walked away from Red Bull
Helmut Marko has never been one to shy away from... Read More »
3h ago from F1i.com
F1: Concorde Agreement secures F1's future through to 2030
All 11 teams have signed the ninth Concorde... Read More »
1h ago from Pitpass.com
