Ferrari summoned for Hamilton's Belgian GP unsafe release after hitting mechanic
Ferrari faces stewards review after Hamilton struck a mechanic in a pit stop, with officials weighing an unsafe release penalty of up to 5 seconds.
- On Sunday at the Belgian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton faces a potential penalty after striking a Ferrari mechanic during his pit stop.
- Hamilton had already received a 5-second penalty for colliding with George Russell on the opening lap at Spa-Francorchamps, forcing the Mercedes driver into retirement.
- During his lap 20 pit stop, Hamilton struck the mechanic operating the front wing adjustment tool; no injuries were reported in the incident.
- Ferrari representatives were summoned to the stewards' office at 1645 local time, where unsafe releases during grands prix can carry penalties from 5 seconds to a drive-through.
- Unlike Hamilton, Charles Leclerc avoided punishment for his clash with Oscar Piastri, a decision that prompted observers to compare the stewards' consistency across incidents.
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