F1 News: Aston Martin's Complaint To Stewards Could Change Austrian GP Results

A complaint lodged to the Stewards from Aston Martin could change the results of the Austrian Grand Prix.

Following a complaint lodged to the Stewards by Aston Martin, further penalties could be handed out after the Austrian Grand Prix. 

In a document released by the FIA, it has been confirmed that there will be a meeting held at 6.30pm local time following a complaint about the Austrian Grand Prix results was lodged by the British team. 

The letter reads:

"A protest has been lodged by Aston Martin Cognizant F1 Team against the provisional classification.

"The protest claims that a number of cars were not penalized for a breach of Article 33.3 of the Sporting Regulations. 

"A hearing will be conducted at 1830 hrs.

"In the meantime, the Stewards, having become aware of the existence of a number of deleted laps (due to exceeding track limits) that were drawn to our attention after the receipt of the protest, have requested Race Control to perform a reconciliation of all deleted laps with penalties applied. 

"We note that Race Control dealt with in excess of 100 deleted laps during the race."

New document: Information - Aston Martin Protest
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Track limits has been a problem for the drivers throughout the weekend. Lewis Hamilton, Yuki Tsunoda, Carlos Sainz, Pierre Gasly, and Alex Albon were just some of the drivers who were handed penalties during the race today.

As the meeting is set to commence imminently, there will be more news to come. However, it seems as though the final results of the Austrian Grand Prix could be set to change.