Hamilton didn’t feel ‘singled out’ by FIA review of Qatar reprimand ...Middle East

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Lewis Hamilton says he didn’t feel that he was singled out by the FIA due to his ‘role model’ status following the governing body’s decision to revisit his track crossing sanction in Qatar. Shortly after his run-in with Mercedes teammate George Russell at the start of the race at Lusail, Hamilton crossed the track, oblivious of the fact that it was still under a ‘live’ situation. The Briton was subsequently reprimanded for his action by the Stewards and handed a €50,000 fine, with half of the amount suspended. However, in the days following the race, the FIA announced that it would review the incident and the penalty imposed on the seven-time world champion, stating that it was concerned abo

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