Is this the perfect solution to stop F1 drivers from causing red flags deliberately?

This topic became a discussion after it was insinuated that 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Sergio Perez crashed on his own accord in qualifying for the 2022 Monaco Grand Prix to ensure he out-qualified 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen.
Nico Rosberg famously went down the escape road in qualifying in Monaco 2014, costing teammate168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Lewis Hamilton a shot at pole, leaving th♌e British driver fuming afterwards.
Even more recently, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:George Russell benefitted from his spin in qualifying at the S꧒ao Paulo GP.
Brown thinks any driver who causes a yellow or red flag in qualifying and thus impedes his rival(s) ಌs🍰hould have their current lap time deleted.
"I think it should be red flags or yellow flags, effectively impeding a driver🎃 from completing their lap,” Brown explained
"They do that in other forms of motorsports൩: you just lose your fastest lap from that session. All the drivers tend to do one lap runs [anyway] so that would penalise the driver if it was intentional or unintentional.
"Because you've messed up someone else's lap, I think that's an easy solution and it can💎 be implemented right away."

Alpine CEO Laurent R🀅ossi discussed the idea of haviౠng an “extra time” rule.
"What I could say even personally is that they penalise themselves any💫ways," Rossi said꧋.
"So, I would imagine that you could perhaps extend the session by an extra lap or two, to allow for the others to finish their hot lap for insta🦄nce, and the driver himself would not continue without any penalty.
"We need to have an extensive review, [but] we shouldn't be too quick at condemning a driver, or a ཧteam."

With a sharp 🐟eye for F1’s controversies and storylines, Connor is the heartbeat of our unbiased reporting.