Overview
- Mexico’s motorsport federation OMDAI publicly accused Liam Lawson of not slowing enough under double‑waved yellows and of failing to see marshals on track.
- The FIA rejected that claim, stating Lawson slowed appropriately and confirming the incident remains under review.
- Lawson said he braked, altered his line and focused on avoiding the two marshals who were retrieving debris after his early pit stop.
- Reporting indicates race control rescinded the order to send marshals once Lawson pitted, but the cancellation did not reach those working trackside.
- Former F1 driver Martin Brundle called the marshal deployment on the racing line “absolutely crazy” and criticized race control’s handling.