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Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc escaped any grid position penalties with Ferrari instead fined for a breach of sporting regulations at the Belgian Grand Prix.
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The Italian team were summoned to the stewards to explain an alleged breach of rules relating to the return of used tyres to Pirelli following opening free practice.
Under Formula One’s strict sporting regulations relating to tyres, every team has to return all used tyres to Pirelli within a prescribed time frame and before the start of the next session.
FIA confirms Ferrari punishment after double Belgian Grand Prix investigation
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The FIA has fined Ferrari a total of €10,000 for separate tyre infringements affecting Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc during Friday practice at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Ferrari found itself under investigation after Friday’s action at Spa due to a procedural breach committed between FP1 and FP2.
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The Scuderia was found to have followed usual protocol by electronically returning two sets of dry tyres for each car to Pirelli, F1’s sole manufacturer.
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Ferrari discovers FIA verdict for bizarre practice tyre infringement at F1 Belgian GP
Ferrari faced an investigation into a tyre infringement during Belgian Grand Prix practice on Friday.
Ferrari has been fined for a tyre infringement following the opening Formula 1 practice session at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Shortly after the conclusion of second practice at Spa-Francorchamps, an FIA document confirmed that Ferrari had been reported to the stewards by F1 technical delegate Jo Bauer for failing to return the correct sets of tyres for both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton after FP1.
Beuer noted: "Following FP1, the Scuderia Ferrari HP team electronically returned two sets of dry-weather tyres (sets 16-301 & 16-401) for Car 16 (LEC) in accordance with Articles B6.4.1 and B6.3.8 a) iii). However, the corresponding tyres were not physically returned to the Appointed Tyre Supplier before the start of the FP2.
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