The FIA stewards are investigating the Red Bull and Mercedes drivers for causing a traffic jam at the end of the pit lane in Mexico City. This comes after a similar incident involving Verstappen at the Singapore Grand Prix, where the FIA admitted their mistake in giving him a reprimand. Additionally, one of the drivers is being investigated for allegedly not slowing down enough under yellow flags caused by Fernando Alonso's spin in Q1.
The Red Bull and Mercedes drivers are under investigation by the FIA stewards in Mexico City after they were seen causing a traffic jam at the end of the pit lane.
Three-time world champion Verstappen was pinged for a similar incident at the Singapore Grand Prix, for which he was reprimanded. The FIA later admitted to F1 teams that the controversial decision to give Verstappen a reprimand was a mistake.The FIA promised they would not use the Singapore decisions as a precedent.is under investigation for allegedly not slowing sufficiently under yellow flags caused but a spinning Fernando Alonso at the end of Q1.
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