Carlos Sainz was hit with a 10-second time penalty at the Dutch Grand Prix, a decision from the FIA stewards which sparked plenty of debate.

The punishment triggered Sainz’s Williams team to lodge a right of review request. The stewards have now confirmed that their case will be heard on 12 September.

Carlos Sainz penalty right of review date set

Sainz had collided with Racing Bulls driver Liam Lawson at Zandvoort, as he attempted to go around the outside of the New Zealander at Turn 1.

The stewards determined that Sainz had caused the collision, issuing a 10-second penalty and applying two penalty points to his FIA Super Licence.

Sainz was left enraged, as Williams lodged a right of review request regarding the decision. It has now been confirmed that the hearing will take place on

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