Formula 1 penalties, reprimands and the stewards' decisions behind them, newest first.
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George Russell receives a 10-second penalty for colliding with Isack Hadjar on the first lap at the Mexican Grand Prix, damaging his race and title hopes.
Doc 85 - Infringement - Car 43 - Failing to slow under yellow flags
Franco Colapinto received a 10-second time penalty and 1 penalty point for failing to reduce speed sufficiently in a single yellow flag sector during the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Doc 84 - Infringement - Car 10 - Failing to slow under yellow flags
Pierre Gasly was given a stop and go penalty after the race for not reducing speed sufficiently under double yellow flags.
Doc 83 - Infringement - Car 63 - Failure to attend mandatory post-race commitments
Kimi Antonelli failed to attend post-race media commitments, leading to a €5,000 fine for the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team.
Doc 80 - Infringement - Race Deleted Lap Times
Stewards deleted lap times of multiple drivers for failing to use the track at turns 1, 2, 11 and 12 during the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Doc 79 - Infringement - Car 81 - Causing a collision
Oscar Piastri receives a 10-second time penalty for colliding with Arvid Lindblad at Turn 2 during the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Doc 70 - Infringement - Car 63 - Causing a collision
Kimi Antonelli (Car 63) was given a 10-second time penalty for causing a collision with Pierre Gasly (Car 6) at Turn 6.
Doc 74 - Infringement - Car 27 - Causing a collision
Nico Hulkenberg receives a 10-second time penalty for colliding with Oliver Bearman at Turn 4 during the race restart.
Doc 71 - Infringement - Car 11 - Pit Lane Speeding
Sergio Pérez was given a five second time penalty for exceeding the pit lane speed limit by 0.2 km/h during the race.
Doc 69 - Infringement - Car 16 - Left the track and gained a lasting advantage
Charles Leclerc received a five-second time penalty for leaving the track and gaining a lasting advantage while overtaking in Turn 4.
Autosport
Charles Leclerc received a five-second penalty for overtaking Lewis Hamilton off track at Turn 4 in Sunday's Mexico City Grand Prix. Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur disagreed with Leclerc's track-layout excuse, while Leclerc gave conflicting views on the clash.
Autosport
Charles Leclerc receives a five-second penalty for leaving the track and gaining an advantage while overtaking Lewis Hamilton in Turn 4 at the Mexico City Grand Prix.
FIA
At the Mexico City Grand Prix, George Russell receives a 10-second penalty for causing a collision with Isack Hadjar. The FIA stewards' decision is confirmed.
Doc 68 - Infringement - Car 55 - Pit Lane Speeding
Carlos Sainz fined €1000 for exceeding the pit lane speed limit during reconnaissance laps.
Autosport
Charles Leclerc received a five-second penalty for overtaking Lewis Hamilton off track at Turn 4 during Sunday's Mexico City Grand Prix. Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur disagreed with Leclerc's track-layout excuse, while the FIA's official decision confirmed the ruling.
Doc 65 - Infringement - Car 30 - Changes made during Parc Ferme
Liam Lawson is required to start the Mexico City Grand Prix from the pit lane due to suspension changes, working beyond covers-on time, and Power Unit element replacements under parc fermé.
Doc 64 - Parc Ferme Issues
Liam Lawson exceeds PU element limits and breaches Parc Fermé rules, resulting in a pit lane start for the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Doc 57 - Infringement - Car 30 - Technical nonconformity
Liam Lawson (Car 30) is disqualified from the Provisional Qualifying Classification for breaching Articles C5.12.6 and C5.12.7 of the F1 Regulations.
Autosport
Oscar Piastri received a 10-second penalty for a Turn 2 collision with Arvid Lindblad at the Mexico City Grand Prix, dropping him out of the points. The penalty was confirmed post-race by the FIA.
Doc 53 - MGU-K Infringement, Car 30
Technical Delegate refers Liam Lawson to stewards for breaching minimum MGU-K power requirements during Q2.
Doc 52 - Infringement - Car 6 - Crossing the white line at pit entry
Isack Hadjar receives a reprimand for crossing the white line at pit entry, breaching the Race Director's event note.
Doc 51 - Infringement - Car 55 - Failed to follow Race Directors instructions - Turn 11
Carlos Sainz received a warning for not following the Race Director's Event Note after running off at Turn 11 during Qualifying.
Doc 49 - Infringement - Qualifying Deleted Lap Times - Double Yellow
The stewards deleted qualifying lap times for Gasly, Leclerc, and Sainz after they passed through a double waved yellow flag marshalling sector.
Doc 48 - Infringement - Qualifying Deleted Lap Times
Nine lap times, including pit lane times, were deleted for failing to use the track at specified turns during Qualifying.
Doc 45 - Infringement - Car 14 - Failed to replace the steering wheel after leaving the car
Fernando Alonso receives a reprimand after failing to replace the steering wheel when leaving his car during qualifying.
Autosport
Post-race penalties for Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto at the Mexico Grand Prix promoted Ryo Hirakawa to 10th, scoring a point on his Formula 1 debut for Haas.
Doc 44 - Infringement - Free Practice 3 Deleted Lap Times
The stewards deleted lap times for several drivers who exceeded track limits at turns 1, 4, 5, 8, 9, 11 and 12 during Free Practice 3.
Doc 42 - Infringment - Car 77 - Pit Lane Speeding
Valtteri Bottas was fined €100 after exceeding the pit lane speed limit by 0.9 km/h during Free Practice 3.
Doc 41 - Infringement - Car 6 - Misconduct
Hadjar receives a formal warning for pushing a Paddock guest in an interaction prior to FP1, with mitigating circumstances considered.
Motorsport.com
Mercedes was fined €5,000 after George Russell missed post-race media duties at the Mexico Grand Prix, where he finished sixth and received a 10-second penalty. The team explained Russell was distraught, while the FIA confirmed double punishment.
