Race result in doubt: Red Bull and others must report to the stewards

Red Bull Racing, Aston Martin, Williams and Haas must all report to FIA stewards. This is all to do with the right of review that Haas' Formula 1 team is invoking. The outcome of the US Grand Prix could change as a result.

Red Bull must go to stewards

The FIA has confirmed that a hearing will take place regarding the right of review invoked by Haas. The American F1 team has objected to the conduct of the GP at the Circuit of the Americas, in which several track limit violations were allegedly missed by race control.

The hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 8, at 3 p.m. CET. It is up to Haas to come up with enough new evidence to convince the stewards that the case should be reopened. If the team is vindicated, the alleged violations will still be investigated.

At issue is alleged violations of track limits in turn six. Alexander Albon already came under a magnifying glass for this, but the stewards took no action because they judged that there was insufficient evidence to "accurately and consistently conclude that violations occurred.

In addition to Albon, any penalties would also have major implications for Sergio Perez, who would drop from P4 to P10 as a result. George Russell, Pierre Gasly, Yuki Tsunoda, Nico Hulkenberg, and Valtteri Bottas, on the other hand, would actually benefit greatly from an adjusted result.