FIA issues warning to Gabriel Bortoleto and fines Racing Bulls €200 after Spanish GP
FIA stewards penalised a driver with a warning and handed Racing Bulls a €200 fine for a pit-lane speed infringement following the Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring.
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Bortoleto: stewards reviewed video and onboard footage and found he changed line under braking approaching turn 5, forcing Colapinto off track.
Sanction: warning issued to Bortoleto (equivalent to a black-and-white flag in severity).
Racing Bulls: fined €200 after Yuki Tsunoda was clocked at 81.4 km/h on the reconnaissance lap, 1.4 km/h over the 80 km/h limit.
Fine is administrative and does not affect race classification or championship points.
The incident highlights attention to pit-lane procedure compliance and may prompt internal reminders to drivers and engineers.
No further penalties or appeals referenced in the stewards' summary in this report.
The Madring was the first visit for F1; stewards were active in reviewing on-track incidents.
Result reporting places Racing Bulls ninth (Arvid Lindblad) and 14th (Tsunoda) at the race; the fine is separate from these sporting outcomes.
No further disciplinary action against Racing Bulls noted in this source.