I don't mind Seb being penalized, he was partially at fault due to his team negligence but my main issue is the narrative that the FIA is delivering.

From Seb's view:
I followed instructions to not slow down at T9-10 but before T8-9 and was overtaken. The drivers who overtook me ended up slowing down at T9-10, which ultimately results in Alonso missing his final run. So, I got penalized while the drivers ahead of me, who overtook me at the appropriate slow down location ends up scot free?

So, the stewards are basically saying that we will fuck up whoever ends up last and causing the jam and not the person who started the jam in the wrong place. Also, can be noted that most of the drivers waiting for clear air before the final corner waited 2-3s while BOT waited close to 8s. Was he trying to slow Perez down? Which inadvertently resulted in the ALO-VET issue?

Either penalize everyone or don't penalize anyone, simple as that.

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If the team didn't have any fresh softs for him, should've kept him out & don't bother changing. The hards messed his race up as he couldn't get them to temp.

Yeap, 'cause it's McLaren, Norris & co doing well at the front & British darling George Russel who Max tangled up with.

It has always been his driving style, that he refined since he started racing & it most definitely was a gamble that failed - strategy & driving wise. But it's not any different from how Schumacher, Senna, even Hamilton - still remember sending Albono to the 13th realm couple of times.

Two wrongs don't make a right, but at least report it fairly not biased as they are.

Nevertheless, RB isn't improving & 2nd seat is still cursed. Really shows how great Max is in driving the car as it is. Would really love to see other drivers trying out the RB20 & RB21 and see how well would they do.