US EditionCarlos Sainz fined for Japan national anthem absence despite health issue
- Carlos Sainz was fined £20,000 by the FIA for arriving late to the national anthem ceremony due to a stomach issue that required medical treatment, as verified by Dr. Messina of Med-Ex.
- Sainz's fine was reduced from the usual £51,000 due to mitigating circumstances, with £10,000 suspended for one year.
- The stewards ruled that Sainz arrived at the national anthem position after the anthem had commenced, emphasizing the importance of timing as highlighted during the drivers' briefing.
- Sainz finished the race in 14th place after a three-place grid drop due to impeding another driver in qualifying.
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The FIA imposes 20,000 euros on Madrid for not reaching the hymn ceremony in time on a Sunday where Tsunoda was awarded and Hamilton retangled with his engineer. Read
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FIA fines Carlos Sainz after medical issue forced him to miss national anthem - The Mirror
The FIA did not show much mercy to Carlos Sainz for failing to show up for the national anthem on time before the Japanese Grand Prix despite the clear reason for his tardiness
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