Audi notifies the FIA that it intends to appeal a decision involving Yuki Tsunoda after the Italian Grand Prix. The dispute centres on an incident around a restart, where Tsunoda is alleged to have committed a starting-related infraction but avoids any penalty.
Both reports state Audi’s formal step is an “intention to appeal” submitted to the FIA. The FIA is the body that reviews such matters, and the appeal relates to how the stewards’ decision was applied to the incident. While the sources confirm the timing and the nature of Audi’s action, they do not specify the exact infraction details, the steward ruling being challenged, or the grounds Audi plans to argue.
Overall, the coverage aligns on the key point that Audi is contesting the lack of a penalty for Tsunoda following the restart in Italy, but provides limited additional context on the ruling itself or any further procedural milestones.
