The FIA ​​has announced the verdict of punishment for the Ferrari Star F1 Lewis Hamilton after an investigation was initiated to the Austrian Grand Prix.
F1 has returned to the challengeRed bull ringFor the 11th round of the 2025 campaign, with the test sessions on Friday that began the action on the track in view of the main event of Sunday in Spielberg.
Hamilton’s return on the track was bad on Friday, experimenting with exchange problems in FP1 and handling just to cross the line that is not faster, before being involved in aAccident on the track with the Mercedes by Kimi AntonelliY fp2.
The young Italian achieved Hamilton in Mercedes and had a much better start for life in his new team than the year 40 years in Ferrari, with a mixture almost in the Red Bull Ring.The last one in a low -point list for HamiltonIn this season.
During Friday afternoon’s tests, Hamilton seemed to be slightly out of the ball, which served in the race line while he was slowly close.
As a result, Antonelli had to direct to avoid the champion of the seven times, taking the team to the team to question the moment. “
Hamilton seemed to immediately claim responsibility, offering an excuse to regret Antonelli before admitting: “I couldn’t see Antonelli.”
The champion seven times wasAdministrators were quickly summonedAfter the session, it was presumed to violate article 37.5 of the FIA ​​F1 sports standards.
FIA issues a Hamilton verdict after Antonelli Spavent
Since then, it has been confirmed that the F1 butlers have heard of the driver of the 44 car (Hamilton), the 12th car (Antonelli) and the representatives of their equipment, with video and car tests.
A FIA statement announced: “The driver of the 44 car, although he constantly controlled his mirrors after being informed by the equipment at the closure of machine 12, slowly passed to the racing line in the curve 4 approach and, therefore, unnecessarily avoided the 12 car, which should perform an evasive action.
“The 44 car driver apologized directly after making his mistake.
“The administrators established that, despite the most indulgent approach to the commitment in free practice, the commitment was not necessary.”
Given the above circumstances, the butlers decided that no punishment would be delivered to Hamilton, although a warning was considered appropriate and released to the former Mercedes star.
