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Spielberg (Austria), June 20 (IANS) Formula 1 stewards Friday agreed to formally review Sergio Perez's five-place grid penalty from the Canadian Grand Prix two weeks ago after examining "new elements" put forward by Force India driver relating to his last-lap collision with Williams' Felipe Massa in Montreal.
The stewards June 8 deemed that the Mexican driver had changed his racing line while defending fourth place from Massa on the final run down to Turn 1, causing the impact which pitched both men into the barriers at high speed.
However, Force India said that they were unaware of the fact that Perez was to be charged with causing a collision. They were unable to communicate with him at that point in time as he was in a hospital. The team attended the original hearing without his input.
As a result, stewards for the Austrian Grand Prix this weekend have agreed to a secondary hearing to consider Perez's testimony and the relevant telemetry from his car. Massa will also attend the hearing.
"We note for the record that these are exceptional circumstances, namely where the driver was taken to hospital and unable to communicate with his team or attend the hearing," read a stewards' statement.
