Lewis Hamilton could be dealt an early blow at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with rival Liam Lawson labelling one of the seven-time world champion's moves as "so dangerous". The incident has prompted the FIA stewards to launch an investigation.
Stewards launch investigation
The FIA stewards have confirmed they are investigating the clash between Hamilton and Lawson during the race in Baku. The seven-time world champion is under pressure already, and the outcome of the probe could have significant implications for his weekend.
Lawson's complaint
Lawson, who was involved in the incident, did not hold back in his assessment of Hamilton's driving, describing the move as "so dangerous". The comment has added tension to an already heated encounter between the two drivers.
The stewards' decision will be announced in due course, with Hamilton potentially facing a penalty that could affect his grid position or race result. The investigation comes at a critical moment in the championship, as Hamilton looks to keep his title hopes alive.
