Charles Leclerc was one of three drivers to be called to the stewards after qualifying for the Styrian Grand Prix, with the Ferrari driver facing two investigations. A wet qualifying session started 45 minutes late but the FIA were able to fit the whole session in, with Leclerc dropping out in Q2 as Ferrari again struggled at the Red Bull Ring. After finishing second in the first race of the season on Sunday, he was eliminated in 11th place and then called to the stewards for two separate incidents. The first is for allegedly crossing the control line after a red flag was shown, with the session suspended due to Antonio Giovinazzi’s Alfa Romeo stopping at Turn 4. Drivers are not allowed...
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