FIA stewards have summoned Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar over alleged misconduct in the paddock at the 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix. A video of an interaction with a fan seeking a selfie has also circulated on social media and drawn attention.
Hearing scheduled for Saturday morning in Mexico City
Document 35, issued at 20:57 local time on October 30, requires Hadjar, the driver of car 6, and a Red Bull team representative to report to the stewards at 10:15 on October 31. Mexico City is 14 hours behind Beijing, making the appointment 00:15 on November 1 in Beijing. The notice cites Article 12.2.1.l of the International Sporting Code and describes alleged misconduct relating to an incident in the F1 paddock that day.
What the video reports and the official notice establish
Crash.net reported that the video showed a fan trying to take a selfie with Hadjar before being pushed aside. The outlet also said an official obscured part of the scene and that it was unclear what had been said. This account of the interaction comes from its reporting on the footage.
The Race also reported on the circulating video, explicitly noting that it was unclear whether this was why Hadjar had been summoned. The FIA document refers only to a paddock incident. The discussion of the video and the official process therefore establish different things: the former concerns a specific interaction described in media reports, while the latter confirms a hearing without publicly linking it to that interaction.
