P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Max Verstappen has been made aware of his fate at the hands of the Hungarian Grand Prix stewards.
Max Verstappen was not penalized by the stewards at the Hungarian Grand Prix despite his incident with Lewis Hamilton. The stewards found that their clash did not involve physical contact on track, although Verstappen was investigated for potentially forcing another driver off track to gain an advantage. Even though Hamilton had to use the run-off area to avoid contact when Verstappen overtook him on lap 29, the stewards ultimately decided that no further action was necessary. The post-race investigation took into account various factors, including Hamilton’s choice not to remain on the track and Verstappen’s control of his car during the incident. The Ferrari team representative’s input at the meeting also played a role in the stewards’ decision not to classify the incident as forcing another car off track.
