Albon summoned over alleged erratic driving at pit entry
The FIA summoned Alexander Albon and a Williams representative over alleged erratic driving on the pit-entry road. Oscar Piastri and a McLaren representative were also summoned in relation to the same incident.

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Alexander Albon and a Williams representative were required to report to the Formula 1 stewards at 19:00 on 4 October over an allegation of erratic driving on the pit-entry road, according to an FIA summons.
The notice identifies Albon as Car 23 and places the alleged incident at 16:53. It cites alleged breaches of the FIA F1 Regulations and the International Sporting Code.
A related FIA summons required Oscar Piastri and a McLaren representative to attend in relation to the same incident. Neither summons contained a decision on the incident.
Sources 02
- PRIMARY SOURCEDoc 49 - Summons - Car 23 - Alleged driving erraticallyFIA F1 decision documents
- PRIMARY SOURCEDoc 50 - Summons - Car 81 - Alleged driving erratically by Car 23FIA F1 decision documents
Claims and supporting evidence 4
The summons names Albon and the Williams team manager and requires the driver and a team representative to report at 19:00. [Source 1]
The summons states the alleged conduct and time and identifies the provisions cited. [Source 1]
The notice summons Car 81’s driver and representative; its descriptive title identifies the alleged driving as being by Car 23. [Source 2]
Corrections and updates to this story
Albon summoned over alleged erratic driving at pit entry
Correction: An earlier version incorrectly said Oscar Piastri was separately accused of erratic driving. He and a McLaren representative were summoned in relation to the incident involving Alexander Albon; the allegation concerned Albon’s driving. This is an editorial correction based on source review.
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