F1 crashes and incidents

Gabriel Bortoleto is summoned to the stewards for an alleged unsafe release of Car 5 at 11:29.

The stewards summoned Carlos Sainz for an alleged breach of Article 12.2.1.i of the International Sporting Code and non-compliance with the Race Director's Competition Notes (item 1, document 5) for driving unnecessarily slowly during Sprint Qualifying.

Stewards decided no further action for all drivers who exceeded the Sprint Qualifying time limit, determining they were not driving unnecessarily slowly.

Oliver Bearman received a 5-second time penalty for failing to let Isack Hadjar pass after multiple blue flag signals.

Sergio Pérez has been summoned to the stewards for an alleged breach of Article B5.6.4 of the FIA F1 Regulations concerning the starting procedure.

Lewis Hamilton received a 5-second time penalty for exceeding the pit lane speed limit by 0.1 km/h during the race.

The Stewards decided no penalty for Charles Leclerc after finding he complied sufficiently with yellow flag expectations at Turn 2.

Carlos Sainz (Car 55) received a 5-second time penalty for colliding with Oscar Piastri (Car 81) during the Hungarian Grand Prix, with a mitigating factor of limited visibility reducing the standard 10-second penalty.

The Stewards decided no further action against George Russell for exceeding the 1:32.0 time limit between Safety Car lines during Q1, as he took appropriate steps to avoid impeding others.

Kimi Antonelli (Car 12) receives a 3-grid-position drop and 1 penalty point for failing to slow sufficiently under single yellow flags at Turn 14 during qualifying.

Lewis Hamilton penalised with a three-place grid drop for unnecessarily impeding Oscar Piastri during qualifying.

Car 12 (Kimi Antonelli) summoned for alleged breach of Article 12.2.1.i of the ISC and non-compliance with Race Director's Event Note for driving unnecessarily slowly during qualifying.

Car 12 (Kimi Antonelli) has been summoned to the stewards for an alleged failure to slow under yellow flags at 16:59.

Car 81 (Oscar Piastri) summoned to stewards for alleged breach of Article B4.1.1 – unnecessarily impeding Car 44 (Lewis Hamilton).

Lewis Hamilton has been summoned by the stewards for allegedly impeding Oscar Piastri, cited as a breach of Article B4.1.1 of the FIA F1 Regulations.

The Stewards decided to take no further action against Carlos Sainz for allegedly driving erratically in Turn 9 during Free Practice 1.

No further action taken against Max Verstappen after he slowed significantly in Turn 12 to express frustration at being impeded by Carlos Sainz.

Car 55 (Carlos Sainz) has been summoned to the stewards for an alleged breach of Appendix L, Chapter IV, Article 2 e) regarding erratic driving in Turn 12.

Max Verstappen and his team representative are summoned to the stewards at 14:50 for an alleged breach of Appendix L, Chapter IV, Article 2 e) regarding erratic driving in turn 12.

Car 55, Carlos Sainz, has been summoned to the stewards for an alleged breach of Appendix L, Chapter IV, Article 2 e) regarding erratic driving in Turn 9.

Car 6 (Isack Hadjar) exceeded the pit lane speed limit by 3.8 km/h during Free Practice 1, resulting in a €400 fine for Oracle Red Bull Racing.

Ferrari fined €30,000 (€10,000 suspended) for unsafe release of Lewis Hamilton's car 44 during a pit stop, after a mechanic stepped in front of the right front tyre.

The Stewards decided no further action for Charles Leclerc after a collision with Oscar Piastri in turn 5, finding Leclerc did not deliberately crowd Piastri off the track.

Lewis Hamilton receives a 5-second time penalty for causing a collision with Kimi Antonelli in Turn 5 on the opening lap.

Ferrari team representative summoned to stewards for alleged unsafe release of Lewis Hamilton in pit lane.

Carlos Sainz receives a 10 grid place penalty for using a fourth Control Electronics unit, breaching PU element limits.

Fernando Alonso receives a 20-place grid penalty for using additional Power Unit elements beyond the allowed season allocation.

Isack Hadjar receives a 30-place grid penalty for using a fifth ICE, TC, and EXH, breaching PU element limits.

The Stewards determined no further action for Carlos Sainz after investigating an alleged failure to slow for double yellow flags during Free Practice 3.

Fernando Alonso must start the Belgian GP from the back of the grid after exceeding the allowed number of Power Unit elements.