Norisring DTM: Tambay, Tomczyk and da Costa get post-race penalties
Adrien Tambay has been handed a post-race penalty for his forceful move on Pascal Wehrlein in the latter stages of the DTM race at the Norisring
Tambay crossed the line in fourth position for Audi, but only did so after making contact with Mercedes driver Pascal Wehrlein - who had been fourth - at Turn 1 on Lap 68.
The Frenchman was later demoted to ninth thanks to a 30-second penalty, which was added to his race time in lieu of a drive-through.
BMW drivers Martin Tomczyk and Antonio Felix da Costa were also handed post-race penalties. Tonczyk will be forced to take a three-place grid penalty to the next round in Moscow, thanks to contact with Gary Paffett.
Da Costa, meanwhile, was also given a 30-second addition to his race time, for not slowing sufficiently in a yellow flag zone. The penalty made no difference to his 20th place finishing position.
Revised results - 82 laps: Pos Driver Team/Car Time/Gap 1. Robert Wickens HWA Mercedes 1h15m21.118s 2. Jamie Green Rosberg Audi +23.906s 3. Mattias Ekstrom Abt Audi +25.922s 4. Edoardo Mortara Abt Audi +32.875s 5. Pascal Wehrlein HWA Mercedes +44.788s 6. Marco Wittmann RMG BMW +46.050s 7. Joey Hand RBM BMW +47.991s 8. Mike Rockenfeller Phoenix Audi +48.803s 9. Adrien Tambay Abt Audi +1m14.661s 10. Timo Scheider Phoenix Audi -1 lap 11. Bruno Spengler Schnitzer BMW -1 lap 12. Gary Paffett HWA Mercedes -1 lap 13. Daniel Juncadella Mucke Mercedes -1 lap 14. Augusto Farfus RBM BMW -1 lap 15. Paul di Resta HWA Mercedes -1 lap 16. Timo Glock MTEK BMW -2 laps 17. Maxime Martin RMG BMW -2 laps 18. Nico Muller Rosberg Audi -2 laps 19. Vitaly Petrov Mucke Mercedes -2 laps 20. Antonio Felix da Costa MTEK BMW -2 laps 21. Christian Vietoris HWA Mercedes -9 laps 22. Miguel Molina Abt Audi -11 laps Retirements: Martin Tomczyk Schnitzer BMW 58 laps
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