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F1 NEWS

Trulli fined for off-track behaviour

By Pablo Elizalde

Sunday, October 18th 2009, 20:00 GMT

The Brazilian Grand Prix stewards deemed no action was needed following the accident involving Jarno Trulli and Adrian Sutil.

However, the Italian was reprimanded and fined $10,000 for his behaviour when discussing the incident with Sutil off the track.

Both drivers were forced to retire from the Interlagos race after making contact on the opening lap.

Although Trulli was very upset and blamed Sutil for the accident, the stewards deemed it had been a racing incident that needed no action.

A visibly angry Trulli argued aggressively with Sutil off the track, an action the stewards deemed was in breach of the sporting rules.

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