United States Grand Prix slapped with huge fine for dangerous incident after F1 race
The organisers of the United States Grand Prix have received a fine worth £416,380 (€500,000) from the FIA for an early track invasion by spectators. At the end of Sunday’s enthralling race at the Circuit of the Americans, spectators filtered onto the track on the start-finish straight while cards were still on their cooldown laps.
The FIA has summoned organizers of the F1 US Grand Prix following an unexpected track invasion at the Circuit of the Americas ...
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The F1 United States Grand Prix promoters have been hit with a fine due to a track invasion by fans. They have been hit in the pocket to the tune of $500,000 - although $350,000 is suspended.
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