Alex Albon and Charles Leclair fined
The stewards of the Miami Grand Prix reviewed the violation by Alex Elbon in the sprint while the safety car was on the track.
The Williams driver drove too slowly for three consecutive sectors. For this, he was fined an increase of five seconds to the result in the sprint. As a result, Alex dropped from fourth to twelfth place after Isaac Hajjar.
Charles Leclair received a race warning for driving a badly damaged car along the track after crashing an SF-25 on the way to the sprint grid.
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