
Verstappen and Lawson set for stewards’ inquiry after Mexico City FP2 clash
Archive photograph: Max Verstappen · 2024-08-25Archive photo · 2024-08-25 · Steffen Prößdorf · CC BY-SA 4.0
RacingNews365 reported that stewards would investigate both drivers after their second-practice contact. Both cars were damaged, and the incident brought out a red flag.
RacingNews365 reported that Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson would be investigated by the stewards for erratic driving after contact between their cars during second practice at the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Both were on push laps when they encountered a slower Alpine in the final sector. Verstappen dived down the inside of Lawson in the tight final complex but did not complete the move at Turn 12.
They continued side by side. The Red Bull went off track and bounced over a kerb, and the Red Bull and Racing Bulls cars made contact. Both cars were damaged, while debris scattered across the circuit forced a red flag.
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