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FIA to investigate Vettel Baku incident

Following days of speculation, the FIA tonight issued a brief statement confirming that an investigation is to be held into last Sunday’s incident involving the two world championship protagonists. 'Following the recent incident at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in which Car 5 (Sebastian Vettel) was involved in a collision with Car 44 (Lewis Hamilton), on Monday 3rd July, the FIA will further examine the causes of the incident in order to evaluate whether further action is necessary. 'A statement regarding the outcome of this process will be made available before the upcoming Austrian Grand Prix.' The incident began with Vettel hitting the rear of Hamilton's Mercedes at the second...
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