Ferrari has been summoned to a hearing with the Formula 1 stewards regarding Sebastian Vettel's time penalty from the Canadian Grand Prix.
On Monday, the Maranello squad confirmed that it would be taking on its right to review the penalty, as it can't directly appeal a time penalty.
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The penalty that was applied cost Ferrari and Vettel their first win of the season, as Vettel was deemed guilty of rejoining the track dangerously after running wide at Turn 3 during the race in Montreal.
The hearing will take place at the Circuit Paul Ricard on Friday, in between the two practice sessions of the day at 14:15 local time.
The stewards for this weekend's race are Tim Mayer, Mathieu Remmerie, Yannick Dalmas and Jea-Marie Krempff - an almost completely different line-up to those that handled duties in Canada.
However, the stewards from Canada (Emanuele Pirro, Gerd Ennser, Remmerie and Mike Kaerne) will be present in France for the hearing.
Me too. It's pretty clear on the video that Vettel should have lifted instead of keep his foot into it when going off track. He could have entered the track safely but instead chose to fight for position and push Hamster off the track.
Vettel and Ferrari are crying out loud now, but they called it of on them selves. They have been complaining about others the last 3-4 years about situations like this. Now they are victims of their own complaining. Shut up and drive!
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Me too. It's pretty clear on the video that Vettel should have lifted instead of keep his foot into it when going off track. He could have entered the track safely but instead chose to fight for position and push Hamster off the track.