Penalty points in Formula 1 play a crucial role in determining a driver's future in the sport, as illustrated by recent events involving Sergio Perez, Logan Sargeant, and Lance Stroll. These incidents highlight the fine line that drivers must walk to avoid accumulating penalty points that could ultimately lead to race bans or even suspension. With the potential for penalties to surge in 2024, the stakes are higher than ever, emphasizing the importance of precision and caution on the track to safeguard one's career in the competitive world of Formula 1.
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