Magnussen and Haas possibly penalized for wrongdoing during red flag
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Kevin Magnussen must report to the competition management. He allegedly violated a rule related to the red flag caused by Kimi Raikkonen's fire. Depending on the offence, he or the team can sometimes end up with a hefty fine.
15:40 Update | Magnussen given reprimand
The stewards have given Magnussen a reprimand after he missed the pitlane entry.
Reprimenda para Magnussen por pasarse la entrada de boxes después de terminar los libres 2.
— Albert Fabrega (@AlbertFabrega) December 11, 2020
Remprimand for Magnussen to miss pitlane entry after FP2 was already finished. pic.twitter.com/mtDANw9ryY
Driving too fast or too slow
In the event of a red flag situation, according to Article 31.6 of the sporting regulations, the intention is that drivers immediately go off the gas and immediately go to the pit lane. It could therefore be that Magnussen has driven too fast or has driven a lap too long, although the latter seems very unlikely.
Nowadays, however, there is also the rule that drivers must maintain a minimum speed in a red flag situation, just like behind the safety car. So it could also be that Magnussen drove too slowly.
Kevin Magnussen has been summoned before the race stewards for a breach of Article 31.6, related to red flags. Not quite sure yet what regulation he's being investigated for. #F1 #AbuDhabiGP pic.twitter.com/FoJACKqzR2
— Thomas Maher (@thomasmaheronf1) December 11, 2020