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Hamilton allowed to wear piercing, but Mercedes cop $24,500 fine

Singapore (AFP) - Lewis Hamilton will be allowed to keep wearing his nose stud at the Singapore Grand Prix for medical reasons, but his team were fined 25,000 euros ($24,500) on Sunday for failing to notify stewards.

AFP

Lewis Hamilton Details Why He’s Wearing His Nose Stud

The Mercedes driver had been summoned by the stewards for an alleged infraction of the International Sporting Code due to wearing it.

Sports Illustrated

Mercedes fined over Lewis Hamilton nose stud that left star with ‘pus and blood’

Lewis Hamilton's nose stud is the cause of Mercedes having to pay a fine of almost £22,000 even though the seven-world champion had a medical report which allowed him to keep wearing it

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Mercedes fined over Lewis Hamilton nose stud that left star with ‘puss and blood’

Lewis Hamilton's nose stud is the cause of Mercedes having to pay a fine of almost £22,000 even though the seven-world champion had a medical report which allowed him to keep wearing it

Daily Mirror

Red Bull’s Horner Claps Back at F1 Rivals Over Budget Cap Row

There’s speculation that two teams may have breached the budget cap regulations last season.

Sports Illustrated

Lewis Hamilton escapes punishment for wearing nose stud but Mercedes fined at Singapore Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton escaped a fine for wearing his nose stud in qualifying for Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix - but Mercedes were charged €25,000 (£22,000) for wrongly declaring the British driver would adhere to Formula One's jewellery ban.

Evening Standard

Hamilton escapes penalty over nose stud, but Mercedes F1 fined

Lewis Hamilton has escaped a penalty for wearing his nose piercing during Formula 1 track action in Singapore, but Mercedes has been fined €25,000 over filing an inaccurate self-scrutineering form.

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Mercedes summoned over inaccurate F1 scrutineering form

Mercedes has been summoned to see the stewards at the Singapore Grand Prix over an inaccurate scrutineering form on Lewis Hamilton's Formula 1 car.

Motorsport

Christian Horner threatens legal action and slams Mercedes and Ferrari cap accusations

Christian Horner's Red Bull team have been accused for exceeding the budget cap during the 2021 season, potentially threatening Max Verstappen's status as world champion

Daily Mirror

Hamilton summoned over potential F1 jewellery ban breach

Lewis Hamilton has been summoned to see the stewards at Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix over a potential jewellery ban breach.

Motorsport

Hamilton summoned over a potential F1 jewellery ban breach

Lewis Hamilton has been summoned to see the stewards at Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix over a potential jewellery ban breach.

Autosport

Lewis Hamilton could benefit with Max Verstappen and Red Bull in budget cap storm

The Singapore Grand Prix has been dominated by claims that Red Bull may have breached Formula 1's budget cap rules, and Lewis Hamilton might benefit depending on what any potential punishment could involve

Daily Mirror

How the FIA faces a massive call on F1 cost cap breaches

Formula 1 has been rocked over the past couple of days as word of potential breaches of the 2021 FIA financial regulations began to spread.

Motorsport

Alfa Romeo F1 team fined €10,000 over tyre breach

The Alfa Romeo Formula 1 team has been fined €10,000 and given a dressing down by the FIA for a procedural tyre infringement in Singapore on Friday.

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Analysis: How the FIA faces a massive call on F1 cost cap breaches

Formula 1 has been rocked over the past couple of days as word of potential breaches of the 2021 FIA financial regulations began to spread.

AFP

Red Bull boss blasts 'fictitious' and 'defamatory' cost cap claims

Singapore (AFP) - Team boss Christian Horner on Saturday hit back at claims from rivals that Red Bull had exceeded Formula One's cost cap as "fictitious", adding they were considering taking action after "hugely defamatory" accusations.

Autosport

Red Bull considers action over F1 rivals' "defamatory" cost cap claims

Red Bull said it will consider taking action against rival Formula 1 teams if they do not withdraw what it considers to be 'defamatory' and 'unacceptable' comments.

Autosport

F1 drivers call for wider pitlanes to avoid injury

Carlos Sainz and Sergio Perez say Formula 1 and the FIA should consider making pitlanes wider and longer to avoid dangerous incidents such as they endured at Zandvoort this month.

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Ferrari wants "maximum penalties" for F1 cost cap rule breaches

Ferrari has urged the FIA to impose 'maximum penalties' on any Formula 1 team that is found to have breached the sport’s cost cap rules.

Motorsport

Roll cage damage puts Evans out of WRC Rally New Zealand

Elfyn Evans has retired from Saturday's action at Rally New Zealand due to roll cage damage suffered in a crash from the lead at the World Rally Championship event.

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner responds to reports Red Bull breached budget cap that may lead to penalty

Rumours have suggested that Red Bull had exceeded their budget for the Formula 1 season, and if true Christian Horner and his team could well be handed a severe penalty

Motorsport

Capito: F1 cost cap breach more serious than cheating on track

Williams team principal Jost Capito says that a Formula 1 cost cap breach should deemed a more serious offence than cheating on track.

Autosport

Capito: Cost cap breach more serious than cheating on track

Williams team principal Jost Capito says that a Formula 1 cost cap breach should be deemed a more serious offence than cheating on track.

AFP

Team boss Horner denies Red Bull breached 2021 F1 budget cap

Singapore (AFP) - Team principal Christian Horner has denied rumours that Red Bull had exceeded their Formula One 2021 budget and could face sanctions saying on Friday "our submission was below the cap".

Autosport

Red Bull adamant its F1 cost cap submission was below limit

Red Bull insists that its Formula 1 cost cap submission last year was within the $145 million limit, despite mounting suggestions the FIA is poised to find it in breach.

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