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  • FIA confirms Ferrari punishment after Liam Lawson incident | Home favourite Leclerc handed warnin…

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    FIA confirms Ferrari punishment after Liam Lawson incident

    Liam Lawson has had a few run ins with the FIA over the course of his F1 career

    Ferrari has been given a formal warning by the FIA for impeding Liam Lawson on Friday at the Monaco Grand Prix.

    And Lawson himself has escaped a penalty after crossing the red light at the end of the pit lane in a separate incident in FP1.

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    Ferrari enjoyed an impressive Friday in Monte Carlo, where Leclerc topped the opening practice session before being classified second to teammate Lewis Hamilton in FP2.

    Home favourite Leclerc handed warning after FP1 incident in Monaco

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    Charles Leclerc set for second stewards' visit as investigation confirmed

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    Charles Leclerc is set for his second visit of the day to the FIA stewards' room after being placed under investigation following a first-practice incident in Monaco.

    The Monegasque first visited the stewards ahead of the opening session of the Monaco Grand Prix for arriving late to Thursday's press conference, as did Lando Norris.

    Both Ferrari and McLaren received €5,000 fines, although they were suspended for 12 months unless a repeat offence occurred.

    Now, Leclerc is set for a second trip to the stewards after being placed under investigation for impeding Liam Lawson during first practice, a session the home hero topped.

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  • Barcelona change punishment for late players to ‘huge’ fines | Ferran Torres & Pedri reveal bruta…

    Barcelona change punishment for late players to ‘huge’ fines | Ferran Torres & Pedri reveal bruta…

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    Barcelona change punishment for late players to 'huge' fines

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    Ale Moreno praises Fermin Lopez's substitute performance during Barcelona's 3-0 win over Levante in LaLiga. (0:59)

    BARCELONA, Spain — Barcelona coach Hansi Flick confirmed he has replaced dropping players with "huge" fines in the event they arrive late on match days.

    Raphinha and Marcus Rashford were among the high profile names to be left on the bench earlier this season as Flick stuck to a strict policy on punctuality.

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    Ferran Torres & Pedri reveal brutal Hansi Flick punishment for Barcelona players who report late to team meetings

    Barcelona stars Pedri and Ferran Torres have pulled back the curtain on the iron-fisted discipline currently ruling the dressing room at Camp Nou. Under the stewardship of German tactician Hansi Flick, the Catalan giants have undergone a significant cultural shift where every second counts. Flick, known for his meticulous attention to detail and unwavering standards, has reportedly made punctuality an unnegotiable requirement for his squad, viewing any delay as a slight against the entire collective effort.

    The duo, who made a joint appearance on the popular Spanish television programme El Hormiguero, explained that Flick’s approach to tardiness has evolved this season. While previous infractions might have resulted in players being axed from the matchday squad, the German boss has shifted his focus toward a more financial deterrent. Flick has previously explained his stance, stating: "[Being late] is a lack of respect, not for me but for his teammates, the institution, and the fans. It’s not that difficult to arrive on time, this can’t happen and it has happened."

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