Two Ferrari drivers, two Les Combes clashes, two opposite verdicts. Inside the driving standards logic that cost Hamilton five seconds, cleared Leclerc completely — and left Piastri calling for a black-and-white flag.
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A five-second penalty, a silent pit box and a mechanic struck by a departing Ferrari — the Belgian GP stewards chose a fine over a time penalty for Hamilton’s unsafe release. Inside the “unusual combination of circumstances” that shaped the decision.
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A quirk of track geography, two missed clues on the Williams pit wall, and one confused safety car period produced F1’s rarest sanction: the “penalty lap.”
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I’m probably going to get a penalty right now as well.” Hamilton had written off his home podium — the stewards’ verdict explains why he was wrong.
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Toto Wolff initially suggested Mercedes would fight the penalty that pushed Antonelli out of the points. One internal debrief later, the team has let it go.
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Leclerc told stewards his car couldn’t turn right after a last-lap spin. The FIA agreed there was a mechanical issue — but ruled it didn’t justify the repeated track limit violations that followed. A full explainer of the stewards’ verdict.
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Aston Martin received a €50,000 fine at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix after Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll skipped a mandatory fan event on Friday. With fans left waiting “for several hours in the heat”, the FIA stewards sanctioned the team for breaching the sporting regulations, underlining how seriously Formula 1 now treats fan engagement duties.
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The clash between Pierre Gasly and Nico Hülkenberg during the 2025 Qatar GP was deemed a racing incident with no driver predominantly at fault. However, it caused a Safety Car that disrupted McLaren’s strategy, contributing to its loss in the title fight.
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