Summary
A Swedish man could face three months in jail for entering a secure zone during the Singapore Grand Prix at Marina Bay Street Circuit. He accessed restricted areas, including the pit lane, prompting legal action that includes potential jail time and a fine.
Key Facts
- A Swedish man entered a high-security area at Singapore Grand Prix, leading to his arrest.
- The incident occurred at the Marina Bay Street Circuit during the race's qualifying day.
- He reached the paddock and VIP section before being caught in the pit lane.
- The man faces a possible three-month jail term and a fine of SGD 1,500 ($1,160).
- Last year's U.S. Grand Prix faced a similar issue with fans entering the track, resulting in a fine for the promoter.
- FIA requires event promoters to ensure adequate security to prevent such breaches.
- The FIA fined the U.S. Grand Prix promoter €500,000 for a similar breach, with €350,000 suspended under conditions.
