Isack Hadjar summoned to stewards over alleged misconduct at Mexican Grand Prix

Here is the thing about Formula 1 weekends: the drama doesn't always stay on the track. As RaceFans reports, Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar has been summoned by the stewards over an incident in the paddock at the Mexican Grand Prix.

Now, this is serious business. Hadjar has been called to meet the stewards at 10:15am on Saturday ahead of final practice. The investigation centers around a potential breach of the International Sporting Code which specifically forbids “misconduct”.

That rulebook doesn't mince words about what crosses the line. The regulations define misconduct as anything from the general use of language, written or verbal, gestures, or signs that are offensive, insulting, coarse, rude, or abusive. It also covers physical acts like assaulting someone through elbowing, kicking, punching, or hitting, alongside any incitement to do those things.

Thankfully, we are left to watch how this unfolds as the situation develops. But with Saturday morning practice looming large, Hadjar has a very specific appointment to keep before he can even think about setting a lap time.