Summary
Ferrari received a €10,000 fine after an incident involving Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris during a Formula One race. The collision occurred because Ferrari mistakenly released Leclerc's car into Norris's path in the pit lane, causing a crash. The FIA penalized Ferrari for not following safety regulations properly.
Key Facts
- Ferrari was fined €10,000 by the FIA.
- The fine was due to a pit lane incident involving Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and McLaren's Lando Norris.
- The crash happened because Ferrari released Leclerc's car without noticing Norris was already passing by.
- The FIA found Ferrari violated the Formula One Sporting Regulations.
- The incident occurred after a red flag period when many cars were exiting the garages.
- Both drivers and team representatives gave their statements to the FIA stewards.
- The penalty was considered more severe compared to similar previous incidents.
- Ferrari has the right to appeal the decision according to FIA rules.
