Kimi Antonelli finishes third at the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix after registering four separate track-limits violations during the 62-lap race. Multiple outlets report that post-race timing graphics and official data indicate he reached a threshold that typically triggers a standard five-second penalty under FIA guidelines.
Despite that, Antonelli does not receive a penalty in the final classification. The outlets agree the decision leaves fans and observers divided and that the likely five-second penalty would not change the outcome, since Antonelli is reported to be 15.9 seconds ahead of the fourth-placed car (Lando Norris). The reports focus on why the usual penalty does not apply even after four incidents, citing the timing and application of the FIA’s track-limits enforcement rather than contesting the underlying violations.
