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The Stewards have now announced their verdict on the alleged regulation breaches committed by Williams driver Carlos Sainz and Alpine driver Pierre Gasly.
Both drivers, according to the FIA documents, were under investigation for not slowing down under yellow flags.
"The driver did not slow down for the yellow flag and admitted in the hearing that he neither saw a yellow flag or any stopped car. He stated that he lifted the throttle after being informed of a yellow flag by the team," read the FIA document, which later clarified that this was confirmed by telemetry.
The Stewards announce decision on Sainz's and Gasly's cases
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