Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll has apologised to System One’s governing physique for his behaviour ultimately weekend’s Qatar Grand Prix and been given a written warning, the FIA stated on Friday.

An FIA spokesman stated the 24-year-old Canadian driver, son of crew proprietor Lawrence, had apologised to the FIA’s compliance officer.

“The compliance officer has famous this apology and issued a written warning, reminding Lance of his tasks as a competitor sure by the FIA code of ethics and different FIA moral and conduct pointers set forth by the sporting rules,” he added.

“The FIA maintains a zero-tolerance stance towards misconduct and condemns any actions that will result in bodily harassment.”

Stroll did not progress past the primary part of qualifying in Qatar and was seen throwing his steering wheel out of the automotive within the storage and showing to shove coach Henry Howe.

Howe gave the impression to be making an attempt to direct Stroll to the FIA storage for a compulsory weigh-in, with drivers obliged to go by way of the pitlane somewhat than the paddock.

Stroll additionally criticised penalties he acquired for observe limits violations in Sunday’s race and was outspoken concerning the excessive climate circumstances.

“It is a bit little bit of a joke that they are giving penalties for this, they [the stewards] do not perceive what System One is and what they’re placing us via,” he stated after being demoted from ninth to eleventh.