Sauber broke the curfew rule.
In Hungary, the Sauber team violated curfew rules. On Friday, team members directly involved in car maintenance were on track during the restricted timeframe, which began on August 1st at 10:00 PM and ended on August 2nd at 9:30 AM. For Sauber, this is the first of two individual exceptions for the season, so no penalties will be imposed.
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Sauber broke the curfew rule.
In Hungary, the Sauber team violated the curfew rules.