BREAKING:FIA Summons Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari Over Car D…read more
FIA Summons Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari Over Car D…read more
In a surprising development ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix, the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) has summoned Lewis Hamilton and the Ferrari team over an alleged car discrepancy discovered during a routine inspection.
According to initial reports, FIA technical delegates identified potential irregularities in the aerodynamic setup of Hamilton’s Ferrari SF-25, raising concerns about compliance with current F1 technical regulations. The specifics of the discrepancy have not yet been disclosed, but sources suggest it may relate to modifications in the floor design or rear wing flexibility.
Hamilton, who joined Ferrari this season in a highly publicized move from Mercedes, has not commented publicly on the summons. Ferrari has issued a brief statement confirming their full cooperation with the FIA and expressed confidence that their car adheres to all regulatory standards.
The FIA has scheduled a hearing for later today to further investigate the matter. If a breach is confirmed, penalties could range from fines to grid penalties or even disqualification from the upcoming race, depending on the severity of the infraction.
