Which F1 drivers have been the biggest rule breakers in the opening 13 races of the season? And which driver has accrued the most fines?
F1 is no different to any sport with drivers hit with penalties for various offences that contravene the FIA’s sporting regulations.
Whether it’s for a collision on track, speeding in the pit lane or storming out of a drivers’ briefing, all of the above have potential consequences.
F1 penalty points: Which driver has the most? Who is closest to a race ban?
The retiring Sebastian Vettel has racked up over €30,000 in fines across the opening 13 races of the season, a study by Casumo discovered.
The four-time champion was hit with a €25,000 fine for ‘behaviour during the drivers’ meeting’ at the Austrian Grand Prix.
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Vettel also received a €5,000 fine for driving a scooter on track within the five-minute window of FP1 in Australia before picking up further fines for speeding during the season.
Alex Albon and Yuki Tsunoda have collected the highest number of warnings and penalties so far this season – eight each.
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2021 F1 title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen are at the bottom of the list.
Data provided by Casumo
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