Ferrari may face further sanctions for team orders

FERRARI may yet face further sanctions after being punished for implementing team orders during yesterday’s German Grand Prix.

Ferrari may face further sanctions for team orders
Mon, 26 Jul, 2010 - 01:00
Ian Parkes, Hockenheim

The team were fined $100,000, (€77,000) a drop in the ocean to a marque of Ferrari’s wealth, however it may not be the end of the story.

The matter has been referred to the World Motor Sport Council for further consideration, and they have unlimited powers at their disposal.

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