George Russell and Charles Leclerc face investigations after a chaotic final lap at the Miami Grand Prix. Multiple incidents unfolded, leading to inquiries into their actions on the track.
Russell collided with Max Verstappen during a tense battle, damaging his front wing. He finished the race ahead of Leclerc, who dropped to sixth place following a spin.
The stewards are looking into two investigations involving Russell. One is related to his contact with Verstappen, while Leclerc is under scrutiny for leaving the track and gaining an advantage.
Verstappen himself is also being investigated for crossing the pit exit line. He finished fifth after a series of aggressive overtakes.
Kimi Antonelli won the Miami Grand Prix, extending his championship lead over Russell to 20 points. This victory marks Antonelli’s third consecutive win.
Key incidents from the final lap include:
- Russell’s collision with Verstappen at Turn 17.
- Leclerc’s spin that caused damage to his car after hitting the wall.
- The overall chaos that involved several top drivers battling for position.
Lando Norris expressed frustration over missed opportunities during the race, stating, “How did we not win this?” The competitive atmosphere heightened as drivers pushed their limits in pursuit of victory.
No timeline has been shared regarding the outcome of these investigations. Observers await further details from the stewards’ decisions.