Hamilton speaks out: FIA’s lack of transparency exposed in Qatar GP controversy

Hamilton speaks out: FIA’s lack of transparency exposed in Qatar GP controversy

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Lewis Hamilton believes that he wasn’t singled out by the FIA over the decision to revisit the track crossing he

The FIA recently announced that they will further investigate Lewis Hamilton’s return to the paddock after his crash with George Russell during the Qatar Grand Prix. Hamilton was fined €50,000, with €25,000 of it suspended for the rest of the season, and received a reprimand for crossing a live race track. The FIA expressed grave concern over the impression his actions may have had on younger drivers, citing his role model status. Hamilton believes that the FIA’s decision does not single him out, but rather stems from poor communication that they are examining how to prevent similar incidents in the future. He referenced a recent karting incident where a young driver was injured, emphasizing the need for continuous focus on safety and better public relations from the FIA. Hamilton admitted his mistake, apologizing for his actions and recognizing the importance of sending the right message to younger drivers.

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Source: Motorsport Week

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