Italian Grand Prix
Offence
Räikkönen penalty, Italian GP 2019 - 10s stop-go for tyre procedure
Outcome10 Second Stop-and-go penalty (mandatory – as prescribed by j)
Published
An official FIA stewards' document from the 2019 Italian Grand Prix.
- Driver
- Räikkönen
- What happened
- Räikkönen started the race on a set of tyres that were not those used to set the fastest lap in Q2.
- What this outcome means
- Stop-and-go penalty explained →
- Regulation cited
- Art. 24.4
- Stewards' reasoning
- Having received a report from the Technical delegate that Räikkönen started the race on the wrong set of tyres, the Stewards find this to be a breach of the regulations and impose the mandatory penalty.
Source: FIA stewards' decision document (PDF, fia.com). The Time Penalty links to the official document and, where it can, summarises the outcome in a sentence; it does not host or alter the document.
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