Overview
- Lewis Hamilton was investigated for impeding Alexander Albon during FP2 at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix but received no penalty.
- The stewards determined Hamilton's actions were unnecessary but did not meet the threshold for danger under free-practice rules agreed with teams.
- Alexander Albon initially called the incident dangerous but later retracted this after reviewing the situation, stating he felt in control at all times.
- The decision followed a thorough review of telemetry, video footage, driver testimonies, and other data by the FIA stewards.
- Williams team principal James Vowles called for stronger safety measures in blind sections of high-speed circuits like Jeddah to prevent similar incidents.