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Mercedes F1 Team’s Shocking Break: FIA Ruling Reveals Dramatic Curfew Violation

Simon Monroy by Simon Monroy
April 4, 2025
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Mercedes F1 Team’s Shocking Break: FIA Ruling Reveals Dramatic Curfew Violation

Formula One F1 - Japanese Grand Prix - Suzuka Circuit, Suzuka, Japan - April 4, 2025 Mercedes' George Russell in the pit lane during practice REUTERS/Manami Yamada

Mercedes F1 Team Shocks Fans with Japanese Grand Prix Curfew Breach

The Mercedes Formula 1 team has sent shockwaves through the racing world by breaking curfew regulations at the Japanese Grand Prix, as confirmed by an official ruling from the FIA. Despite the departure of the legendary seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton, the Silver Arrows have shown no signs of slowing down, with their new driver Kimi Antonelli making waves as one of the most impressive rookies on the 2025 grid. Leading the team is George Russell, who has been quietly amassing points in the first two rounds of the 24-race calendar, propelling Mercedes to a comfortable second place in the constructors’ standings early in the season.

The team’s strong start in Melbourne and Shanghai, with both Russell and Antonelli finishing in the points, positioned Mercedes as an unexpected contender in the championship race. However, a recent misstep occurred when team members were found to be on the track after curfew during the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, leading to the official FIA ruling.

According to the technical report issued by the FIA, certain team personnel associated with car operations were present within the Suzuka circuit during the restricted 14-hour period leading up to the start of FP1. Despite this breach, no penalties will be imposed on Mercedes this time. The report clarified that this incident marked the first of three exceptions allowed for the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula 1 team during the 2025 season, thus sparing them from any further action.

As fans eagerly await the next developments in the F1 season, this unexpected turn of events has added a new layer of intrigue to an already thrilling championship race. Stay tuned for more updates on Mercedes and the rest of the F1 grid as the season unfolds.

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