Perez, Chilton penalised for Montreal collisions

Sergio Perez and Max Chilton have both been handed grid penalties for Austria after the stewards deemed them guilty of triggering separate incidents in Sunday's race in Canada.
Perez's Force India collided with Felipe Massa's Williams on the final lap while the duo were fighting over fourth place, pitching both cars into the Turn 1 barriers at speed. While both men were able to walk away from the accident, they were sent to the medical centre as a precaution.
Having investigated the incident, the stewards judged that Perez had changed his racing line which caused the impact with Massa.
The Mexican will therefore drop five places on the grid for the next race, the Formula 1 Grosser Preis von Osterreich 2014.
Chilton meanwhile was given a three-place grid penalty for Austria after being penalised for his lap one crash with Marussia team mate Jules Bianchi.
The pair headed into Turn 3 side by side, but as they exited the right hander Chilton lost the rear of his car and ended up sliding into Bianchi, with the Frenchman hitting the Turn 4 wall heavily as a result.
Both drivers retired on the spot, completing a double-retirement for the team, who only two weeks ago in Monaco scored their maiden F1 points.
It was the first DNF of Chilton's Formula One career. The Briton had recorded 25 straight finishes prior to Canada.

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