Fernando Alonso drew the attention of the FIA stewards after a dodgy move during the Qatar Grand Prix...
Fernando Alonso was investigated for an unsafe rejoin of the circuit after flying off the track during the Qatar Grand Prix.
Alonso made an error during the Qatar Grand Prix, losing the rear of his Aston Martin entering Turn 2 and attempting to catch the oversteer moment – a futile move, as he was powerless to prevent himself from skating off into the gravel.With Alonso keeping his car going with forward momentum through the gravel, he found a tarmaced bit of road from one of the circuit’s alternative layouts and was able to pick back up speed.
But the questionable moment drew the attention of the stewards, who investigated the move and decided to hand out a punishment to the Spaniard.
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