F1 pilot Lewis Hamilton received a five-point penalty for the Bahrain Grand Prix

F1 pilot Lewis Hamilton received a five-point penalty for the Bahrain Grand Prix Formula 1 after the team had to change the speed of the W99 after the practice on Friday. Hamilton finished the day of the two practice sessions after two Ferrari and Mercedes Mercedes Valtteri Bottas Mercedes drivers, but the two winners in Bahrain will begin the sixth best after showing the accident in the transmission of their box Under the current rules, there must be six consecutive races in each box. Mercedes believes the gearbox is leaked at the Australian Grand Prix, but the problem only emerged when the team was inspected by the FIA. Before exploring the problem, Mercedes technical director James Allison, who was troubled throughout the day with the lack of Ferrari's rhythm and speed, said: "It's not the best day of presentation that we walked like we were waiting for our schedule, "We need to give us a car that allows us to fight better tomorrow and in the evening. Bottas' sister, Mercedes, also changed his pace, but after a penalty to change his speed after a qualifying strike in Australia, this weekend may change without penalty.