Lewis Hamilton's victory in the German Grand Prix is under threat after the FIA race stewards at Hockenheim summoned him over a possible breach of the FIA International Sporting Code while crossing the line between pit entry and the race track. Hamilton charged from 14th on the grid to take a stunning victory during a wet-dry race, reclaiming the lead of the Formula 1 drivers' championship as title rival Sebastian Vettel crashed out of the race. Hamilton opted to stay out on Ultrasoft tyres during a late Safety Car period, but bailed out of pitting at the last possible moment, crossing the grass to rejoin the start-finish straight. He went on to finish four seconds clear of Mercedes...
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