Stewards "have serious concerns" in Australian GP promoter verdict
Formula 1 stewards have "serious concerns " after summoning the Australian Grand Prix promoter over a track invasion late in the Melbourne race.
Despite security measures being in place, "a large group of spectators" managed to access the track while the race was ongoing - and even gaining access to Nico Hulkenberg's Haas which stopped on the in-lap at Turn 2 with the red electrical light flashing.
The amounted to a breach of Article 12.2.1.h of the International Sporting Code which covers taking reasonable measures to avoid unsafe situations.
In their verdict , the stewards reported that they had "serious concerns " over the breach, with the Australian Grand Prix Corporation (AGCP) set to investigate and produce a report - while the stewards are also referring the matter to the World Motor Sport Council for further investigations such was the seriousness. Organisers admit fault In the hearing at Albert Park, representatives fr...