Ahead of the iconic Monaco Grand Prix, Formula 1 drivers have reignited calls for stricter penalties for drivers causing red flags. These concerns have been spurred by past incidents where crashes have potentially manipulated qualifying outcomes.
The issue of unsportsmanlike conduct in these moments is not new to the sport. Notable incidents that still stir debate include Michael Schumacher's infamous stop at Rascasse during the 2006 Monaco GP, Nico Rosberg's qualifying mishap in 2014, and a more recent disruption by Sergio Perez in 2022. Ferrari's Carlos Sainz has been a vocal advocate for adopting stricter penalties during street circuit events. Sainz shared his thoughts on the matter, voicing his desire for an overhaul in regulations, as"There have been very clear cases in street circuits where, between us drivers, we've spotted people on purpose generating red flags.
Several other drivers support Sainz in his call for reform, including Mercedes' George Russell and Alpine's Esteban Ocon. The latter reiterated the need for better oversight, stating:
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