FIA Announce Outcome of Lewis Hamilton Summons… read more
Ferrari has officially confirmed the outcome of the FIA summons involving Lewis Hamilton ahead of the British Grand Prix, bringing clarity to a situation that had sparked intense speculation in the paddock. Following a detailed investigation by the sport’s governing body, the FIA has cleared Hamilton of any wrongdoing, allowing him to proceed with the weekend uninterrupted.
The summons was initially issued after FIA officials identified a minor concern during a routine technical inspection of Hamilton’s car. The issue reportedly related to a possible deviation in aerodynamic components or power unit compliance, though exact details were not disclosed publicly.
In a formal statement, Ferrari said:
“We appreciate the FIA’s swift and transparent handling of this matter. The team has worked closely with the stewards to provide all necessary data and clarification. We are pleased to confirm that Lewis Hamilton has been cleared to continue his race weekend without penalty.”
The resolution is a significant boost for both Hamilton and Ferrari as they prepare for one of the most anticipated races on the calendar. The seven-time world champion is set to compete in front of his home crowd at Silverstone for the first time as a Ferrari driver—an occasion that has attracted global media attention and record attendance.
Hamilton has yet to comment publicly on the outcome, but insiders say he remains fully focused on performance, with Ferrari optimistic about their pace heading into qualifying and race day.
The FIA has confirmed that no further investigation is pending, and the case is now considered closed.
