F2: Alex Dunn loses 10 places at the start in Barcelona

      The stewards in Monaco issued the expected verdict, recognizing Alex Dunn, a Rodin Motorsport racer, as the culprit of the collision with Victor Martin, which caused a massive blockage in the first corner. As a result, seven cars dropped out of the fight at once.

      Technically, aggressive actions of this kind are subject to a penalty in the pit lane, but since Dunn was among those who got off, and the race had already finished a long time ago, the stewards' decision was that Alex would lose 10 positions at the start of the next race, i.e. it would be in Barcelona.

      In addition, the Irishman received three penalty points for his license, and now he already has six.

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