Zo reageert de wereld op de straf van Sergio Pérez

Bet this is the lowest penalty ever given for this kind of thing

— JBH (@JBH_____) October 2, 2022

Vettle got nothing when he did it in Canada

— Leo (@LeoPoger) October 2, 2022

Happy for Perez, but they've shown the scenes over and over again on german TV, it's absolutely clear that he didn't keep the proper distance twice. Should mean a 10 second penalty, if rules were enforces as they should be... This sport is losing more and more of it's integrity.

— Futility (@WastedFutility) October 2, 2022

fia are the most corrupt organisation in history

— taylor 🏎 (@taylorrxs) October 2, 2022

What a disgrace. F1 at its lowest.

— Aurelino 🏁 (@scuderiabiscuit) October 2, 2022

Seems like a fair decision. Just not sure why they couldn’t make that kind of decision during the race.

— Nick Spriggs (@ncsfoo) October 2, 2022

Brilliant drive Checo and well done Red Bull Racing ! Best team ever ! Ps - All the cry babys should wait for their teams to beat Max and Checo on track instead of crying to the stewards each time #SingaporeGP

— Nadia K (@NadiaWanheda) October 2, 2022

this ruling makes no sense the situations were identical, give them both or give none of them. the FIA have shown that there’s no consistency within the ruling when doing this.

— david (@Mackorous) October 2, 2022

It's great that this is now a closed case and that Checo keeps his win, but this really should have been resolved during the race, not after.

— Charlie Gaze 🇺🇦 (@Charlie_Gaze) October 2, 2022

It wouldn't have been fair to lose this win, and this puts a black spot on the win that he got on merit and pure pace.

— Amarie SORIN (@AmarieSorin) October 2, 2022