Seven drivers have been placed under investigation by the FIA for an alleged Safety Car infringement late on in the Canadian Grand Prix.

Among them are Kimi Antonelli, who recorded his first ever Formula 1 podium with a third-placed finish, and Oscar Piastri, with his collision with Lando Norris prompting the Safety Car intervention.

Seven drivers under FIA investigation following Canadian Grand Prix

The late-race Safety Car came about after the McLaren duo collided on the pit straight, leading to the race being ended under yellow flag conditions in Canada.

While driving behind the Safety Car, the FIA has launched an investigation against Piastri, Antonelli, Esteban Ocon, Charles Leclerc, Lance Stroll, Carlos Sainz and Pierre Gasly.

The exact nature of the infringement was not made clear by Formula 1’s governing body, with the seven drivers set to wait for confirmation of their results from Sunday.

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George Russell took victory around Montréal on Sunday, converting his pole position to take his first win of the season ahead of Max Verstappen.

Separately, Oliver Bearman was summoned for alleged failure to follow the race director’s instructions at Turn 14, while Ocon and Carlos Sainz have been called to the stewards for an alleged breach of the International Sporting Code, by Ocon driving erratically at the pit exit.

More to follow…

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