Isack Hadjar called before the stewards at the Mexico GP for "misconduct" in the F1 paddock.
Isack Hadjar has been called before the stewards at the Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix due to an alleged incident of “misconduct” in the paddock of Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.
The Red Bull racer was confronted by a fan seeking to capture a photo, but Hadjar aggressively pushed him away twice after a frustrating FP1 session.
“Alleged violation of Article 12.2.1.l of the FIA International Sporting Code - Misconduct, pertaining to an incident in the Formula 1 paddock today,” stated the report from the stewards.
This incident took place between the two Friday practice sessions, with Hadjar expressing disappointment after finishing the first one-hour outing in 11th place, trailing Ferrari's leading driver Charles Leclerc by 1.417 seconds.
Hadjar encountered power unit issues, limiting him to just 21 laps, which was the third-lowest total ahead of Jak Crawford (Aston Martin) and Freddie Slater (Audi).
However, conditions improved somewhat in FP2, as Hadjar secured sixth place, finishing 0.410 seconds behind Leclerc, who again topped the timesheets, while his teammate Max Verstappen took fifth.
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