sport news F1 drivers are BANNED from taking bikes on their pre-race weekend track walks trends now
sport news F1 drivers are BANNED from taking bikes on their pre-race weekend track walks trends now
F1 drivers are BANNED from taking bikes on their pre-race weekend track walks - forcing Lewis Hamilton to wave goodbye to his prized scooter rides - as Charles Leclerc vows he WON'T take part in the ritual again The letter from FMO was sent to teams and drivers on the opening weekend Hamilton is regularly spotted riding his electric scooter around the track Leclerc didn't walk round in Saudi Arabia and has said he won't do so again
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Formula One drivers have been banned from riding bikes on the track walk.
The pre-weekend track walk has become a tradition in the sport and allows drivers and engineers to discuss the few days ahead of them.
More and more, however, drivers have been seen riding bikes or scooters around the track, which has now been called off with a letter from the FOM.
Lewis Hamilton in particular could be seen regularly bolting round the tracks on an electric scooter.
The notice was received during the Bahrain Grand Prix on the opening weekend of the season.
