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Carlos Sainz under FIA investigation over Belgian Grand Prix incident
Ferrari received a €10,000 fine on Friday at the Belgian Grand Prix after failing to physically return used tyres to Pirelli following the opening practice session.
Williams driver Carlos Sainz faces an FIA investigation regarding an incident during Friday's FP1, where he allegedly cut across the painted run-off area while entering the pit lane at Spa.
Audi driver Nico Hulkenberg received a reprimand from stewards for failing to slow sufficiently under double yellow flags during Friday's practice at Spa-Francorchamps.
Stewards fined the team €5,000 per driver, noting that while Ferrari returned tyres electronically, they failed to physically return them to the Appointed Tyre Supplier before FP2.
Friday's practice sessions at the Belgian Grand Prix featured multiple regulatory investigations as drivers navigated energy management challenges and track conditions during the opening day.
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