Isack Hadjar summoned to Mexico GP stewards for "misconduct" in F1 paddock
The Red Bull driver shoved away a fan who was attempting to take a selfie
Motorsport photo website reports that Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar has been summoned to the Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix stewards for alleged misconduct in the paddock area. According to the report, Hadjar was approached by a fan attempting to take a photograph, but he shoved the fan away twice after his disrupted first practice session.
The stewards have cited Article 12.2.1.l of the FIA International Sporting Code, which deals with misconduct in the Formula 1 paddock. Hadjar finished 11th in the first hour of practice, just 1.417 seconds behind Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, who was the fastest driver. Hadjar's performance was hampered by power unit issues that prevented him from completing 21 laps, placing him third-lowest in the field.
His situation improved slightly in the second practice session, where he finished sixth, just 0.410 seconds behind Leclerc, with Max Verstappen claiming fifth place.
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