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George Russell receives 40-place grid penalty at Singapore Grand Prix

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Max Verstappen took pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix, setting the fastest time. George Russell received a 40-place grid penalty from the FIA. Verstappen was investigated for overtaking Lewis Hamilton under yellow flags, but the stewards accepted his explanation that braking would have prevented an unsafe situation.

From cyprus-mail.com, planetf1.com

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The penalty affects George Russell's starting position. Russell's recent mechanical retirement in Bahrain caused him to fall 84 points behind Andrea Kimi Antonelli in the drivers’ championship.

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  1. Russell's crash at the Singapore GP helped Verstappen gain position and Antonelli extend his lead.1 source
  2. Verstappen took pole and was investigated for overtaking Hamilton, while Russell received a grid penalty.1 source

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