168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton and168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Lance Stroll have been issued with warnings for overtaking their rivals in the pit lane during Friday practice at the F1🔴 Jap💃anese Grand Prix.

Both Ferrari and Aston Martin were summoned to the stewards over an alleged failure to follow F1 race director Rui Marques’s pre-race instructions after a heaꦅvily disrupted s♉econd practice at Suzuka.

Hamilton, St൩roll and their respective teams were all given formal warnings for violating the instructions on how drivers should join the fast lane of the pit lane when leavin🌜g their garages.

The stewards🌸 found both Hamilton and Stroll “o🐽vertook several cars in the fast lane whilst traversing the working lane to the practice start area” during FP2 in Japan.

In doing so, they breached the rule which forbids drivers from overtaking any carღs which are in the fast lane by passing them through the inner part of the pit lane.

Marques’s notes for this weekend’s race state that drivers should not be overtaken once inside the fast lane un💜less their car stops with an “obvious mechanical problem”.

The inst﷽ructions read: “Any car(s) driven to the end of the pit lane prior to the start or restart of a free practice session [or] qu🎃alifying session must form up in a line in the fast lane and leave in the order they got there.

“A car will be considered to be ‘in the fast lane’ when a tyre has💦 crossed the solid🦄 white line separating the fast lane from the inner lane, in this context crossing means that all of a tyre should be beyond the far side, with respect to the garages, of the line separating the fast lane from the inner lane.

“After the start or restart of a free practice 🃏session [or] qualifying session, if there is a suitable๊ gap in a queue of cars in the fast lane, such that a driver can blend into the fast lane safely and without unnecessarily impeding cars already in the fast lane, they are free to do so.

“During a free practice session and qual🃏ifying session a car driving in the inner lane, parallel to the fast la💟ne, will not be considered to have blended into the fast lane at the earliest opportunity.”