Carlos Sainz is under investigation by the FIA following a safety breach during qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix. The Spanish driver, uninjured after crashing at the final corner, walked across the live track to reach the pitlane entrance amidst ongoing recovery efforts, prompting a stewards’ inquiry.
is currently under investigation by the FIA following a safety breach during the qualifying session for the Singapore Grand Prix. Sainz , who was uninjured after crashing into the barriers at the final corner of the Marina Bay track, proceeded to walk across the live Formula 1 track to reach the pitlane entrance, prompting a stewards’ investigation.
The Spanish driver's decision to walk across the track amidst ongoing recovery efforts by track vehicles is viewed as a severe breach of these safety protocols. Consequently, he has been summoned before the stewards to address this infraction. This situation resembles a similar incident at last year's Qatar Grand Prix involving Lewis Hamilton. Following an accident with his Mercedes teammate George Russell, Hamilton crossed a live track and was subsequently fined €50,000, half of which was suspended, in addition to receiving a reprimand. It is currently unclear whether Sainz will receive a fine or penalty. However, if he is not handed a grid penalty, he will start the Singapore Grand Prix from tenth position on the grid behind his Ferrari teammatein ninth. Lando Norris has secured the pole position and will be joined on the front row by current championship leader Max Verstappen.Lydia is the lead editor of F1 editorial. After following the sport for several years, she was finally able to attend the British Grand Prix in person in 2017. Since then, she's been addicted to not only the racing, but the atmosphere the fans bring to each event. She's a strong advocate for women in motorsport and a more diverse industry.
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