Stewards reach verdict on Hamilton and Stroll at Suzuka!

After the conclusion of the two scheduled sessions for the Friday of the Japanese Grand Prix, two teams had to go to the stewards.

The team managers of Ferrari and Aston Martin were both called to the stewards at the Suzuka Circuit.

The reason was the alleged breach of the International Sporting Code and the non-compliance with the Race Director's Event Notes during FP2.

During the session, it already appeared on screen that the two teams were noted after Lance Stroll and Lewis Hamilton completed their practice starts.

Stewards reach verdict on Hamilton

Both Ferrari and Hamilton have been let off with a warning, after the seven-time world champion "overtook several cars in the Fast Lane" as he made his way to the "Practice Start Area."

Stewards reach verdict on Hamilton at Suzua

Stewards reach verdict on Stroll

For the same offence, Stroll and Aston Martin have been issued with the same measure, naturally.

Stewards reach verdict on Stroll at Suzuka

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