Lewis Hamilton's German Grand Prix victory was only confirmed two and a half hours after the Mercedes man crossed the line. A confusing dart out of the pit-lane entry almost threatened to cost him, but the FIA only saw fit to reprimand the reigning champion, ensuring he kept his win and 17-point lead over Sebastian Vettel, who crashed out. VIDEO: Hamilton pit-lane incident in full with team radio The reasons for Hamilton keeping his victory could be explained very neatly - including the reason for him not receiving the same five-second penalty as Kimi Raikkonen did at Baku in 2016 for a similar issue... FIA race director Charlie Whiting points out that Hamilton didn't break the regulation...
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