F1 stewards rule out review of Vettel's penalty


Formula One - F1 - Brazilian Grand Prix - Circuit of Interlagos, Sao Paulo, Brazil - 10/11/16 - Ferrari's team members push the car of driver Sebastian Vettel of Germany. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker

SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Formula One stewards rejected Ferrari's request for a review of Sebastian Vettel's Mexican Grand Prix penalty on Friday, arguing that the Italian team had not presented any new evidence to warrant such a move.

The governing FIA published their decision in a statement at the Brazilian Grand Prix after a teleconference involving the stewards from the Oct. 30 race in Mexico City and representatives of Red Bull and Ferrari.

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