
Stewards take no further action after Hamilton’s Turn 1 track exit
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The stewards took no further action after Hamilton’s car left the track at Turn 1; they said Car 1 also went off and both cars later lost their positions to Car 12.
The FIA stewards took no further action over Lewis Hamilton’s Turn 1 track exit in the Singapore Grand Prix. They said Hamilton was defending against Car 1, whose attempted pass they considered illegitimate because that car also left the track at the same point. The two cars rejoined in the correct order and then lost their positions to Car 12, the decision says. The document notes that certain stewards’ decisions may be appealed within the applicable time limits.
This is an explicit no-further-action decision. The document names Hamilton but refers to the other participants only by car number; it does not identify their drivers or report a pending appeal.
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The FIA document identifies the other cars only by number and does not name their drivers. It gives a general right to appeal certain steward decisions, but does not say whether an appeal will be filed.
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