Max Verstappen has escaped a grid penalty for the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix after the FIA completed three investigations into the Red Bull Formula 1 driver's qualifying conduct.
Verstappen was handed a reprimand in all three cases.
The Tsunoda case, viewed by many as the most likely to cost Verstappen, was cleared owing to the precedent set earlier this season.The FIA noted:"The stewards reviewed a number of impeding and alleged impeding incidents from this current season and consistent with previous decisions in relation to the severity of the breach, impose a penalty of a reprimand on the driver and a fine [€5,000] for the competitor [Red Bull].
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