Five drivers summoned after Brazilian GP as stewards review three incidents

The stewards summoned five drivers after the Brazilian Grand Prix over three incidents: two possible unsafe releases in the pit lane and contact between Charles Leclerc and Liam Lawson.

Kimi Antonelli was summoned over a possible unsafe release. His team sent him into the fast lane while Franco Colapinto was already driving through it; Colapinto was also called to give his account.

Leclerc was summoned over two matters. He and Lawson made contact while fighting for seventh on lap 70, and the stewards are examining whether Leclerc caused it. Leclerc was also called over Oliver Bearman's possible unsafe release: Leclerc was in the fast lane when Bearman's team sent him out. Bearman was summoned too.

The race itself passed without major incidents or crashes, and there were no major penalties to speak of during the race. The stewards still had to decide how to handle the post-race incidents.