Lewis Hamilton wasn’t helped out of his car after F1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix because of this rule…

16🗹8澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Hamilton was in clear pain and he slowly emerged from his Mercedes W13 car having earlier complained “my back is killing me” over the team radio. 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:He finished fourth in Baku.
The sigh𒈔t of the seven-time world champion left alone in such obvious distress was jarring but t⛎here is a reason why nobody helped him.
F1 regulations stipulate that a driver must not be touched in parc ferme by꧅ anybod🌱y, until he has been weighed.
This is to ensure there is no tampering🐠 with his eventual weight on the scale𒅌s.
F1 cars must be a minimum weight of 798kg without fuel. That includes 😼the driver’s minimum weight.
If the driver’s weight dips the overall weight of driver plus car beneath 798kg, ballasts must be added to the cockpit to ensure it 💙hits the limit.
That is the reason Hamilton wꦉas not touched after the F1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix - despite his obvious discomfort.
Hamilton’s injury update

The Mercedeꦇs driver will take part in next wee🦂k’s F1 Canadian Grand Prix, he confirmed, after Toto Wolff initially doubted his participation due to a spine injury.
“Yesterday was tough and had some trouble sleeping but have woken up feeling positive today,” Hamilton wrote on his Instagram a🐠ccount.
“Back is a little sore and bruised but nothing serious thankfully. I have had acupuncture and physio with Ang [Angela Cullen] and am on the way to my team to wor𒆙k with them on improving.
“We have to keep fighting. No time like ✃the present to pull together and we will. I’ll be there this weekend, wouldn’t miss it for the world. Wishing everybody🍷 an amazing day and week.”