The winner of the Great Prize of Monaco Mark Webber, has received a fine of 2.200 € for exceeding the speed limit in Monte-Carlo's pit-lane before the beginning of the Sunday career.
Webber, which obtained the fourth victory of his record in the F1, was informed before the competition by the Director of Career of the FIA Charlie Whiting that it had exceeded the speed limit soon after 13:30 when it was going out of the stalls to begin his return of recognition before occupying his position in the gridiron.
The speed limit for the pit-lane is of 60 km/h and the pilot of Network Bull was hunted to 70,9 km/h. The 2.200 € are proved to multiply every kilometre over the limit, 10,9 km/h for 200 €.
Webber, which obtained the fourth victory of his record in the F1, was informed before the competition by the Director of Career of the FIA Charlie Whiting that it had exceeded the speed limit soon after 13:30 when it was going out of the stalls to begin his return of recognition before occupying his position in the gridiron.
The speed limit for the pit-lane is of 60 km/h and the pilot of Network Bull was hunted to 70,9 km/h. The 2.200 € are proved to multiply every kilometre over the limit, 10,9 km/h for 200 €.
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