Lewis Hamilton will visit the stewards at the Brazilian Grand Prix after a yellow flag infringement during sprint qualifying.

The seven-time world champion was knocked out in SQ2 for the second time in succession, only able to finish in P11 before the chequered flag fell.

There was also some misjudgement from Ferrari, as Hamiltin did not make the line in time to start a final lap, sealing his fate with an early exit.

Lewis Hamilton also spun in FP1 at the Brazilian Grand Prix - Photo: Race Pictures

Things look to be going from bad to worse for the 40-year-old, as he will now visit the stewards after failing to slow under yellow flag conditions.

Double-waved yellow flags came out after Hamiton's Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc spun during the final moments of SQ2, meaning others on track were unable to improve on their times.

Hamilton will report to the stewards at 16:45 local time (19:45 UK time).

Photo: FIA

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