The FIA has concluded its investigation into an incident involving Formula 2 driver Isack Hadjar and a spectator described as an "aggressive" fan during an event in Mexico. The governing body announced its judgment on Saturday, determining the outcome for the French-Algerian driver following the altercation.
Details of the specific sanction or ruling were not immediately disclosed in the initial FIA statement. The incident occurred during a recent race weekend in Mexico, where Hadjar was competing in the Formula 2 championship. The FIA launched an investigation after video footage circulated showing a physical confrontation between the driver and a trackside spectator.
Hadjar, who races for the Campos Racing team in Formula 2, has been a prominent figure in the junior single-seater categories. The 20-year-old driver previously competed in Formula Regional European Championship and Formula 3 before stepping up to Formula 2. The FIA's decision marks the conclusion of a process that drew attention from across the motorsport community regarding driver safety and fan conduct at race events.
