At the halfway point of the season, we reflect on the weirdest F1 rules that have been violated so far in 2022
This was because their physios were interacting with them in parc ferme before they had been weighed.
Physios"must wait outside the cool down room behind the podium until the podium ceremony has concluded."Chinese rookie Zhou Guanyu was hit with an unusual double penalty at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Zhou received a five-second penalty from the stewards for overtaking Alex Albon off the track on the opening lap in Jeddah.Zhou was meant to serve the penalty before Alfa Romeo could operate on his car.Alonso’s tactical corner cutRunning ahead of Haas driver Mick Schumacher, Alonso cut the Turn 15 chicane.Despite lifting off afterwards, Alonso picked up a five-second penalty, dropping him out of the points.
“We believe that it was very unfair and it was just incompetence from the stewards,” said Alonso. “They were not very professional, I think, in Miami.”
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