Charles Leclerc received a five-second penalty after the Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix for a clash with Liam Lawson. The Ferrari driver dropped from seventh to eighth in the final results after contact into Juncao, Turn 12, on lap 69. The FIA stewards determined Leclerc was at fault despite wet conditions.
Kimi Antonelli also received a five-second penalty for an unsafe pitstop release into Franco Colapinto's path, though the penalty did not change his fifth-place finish as he finished over 20 seconds ahead of Oscar Piastri. Oliver Bearman was similarly penalised five seconds for an unsafe release, forcing Charles Leclerc to check up in the pitlane, but the penalty had no consequence on his 17th-place finish.
Source: Autosport F1 News · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing