No offences over Hamilton ‘sabotage’ email – police

After investigating the alleged “sabotage” email sent to Lewis Hamilton before the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, police have confirmed that no offences were committed.

The email, which was reportedly sent from within the Mercedes team, raised suspicions of foul play in the lead up to the championship-deciding race.

However, after conducting interviews and analyzing the evidence, authorities have determined that there was no malicious intent behind the email.

In a statement released to the press, the police emphasized that they take such allegations seriously and thoroughly investigate them to ensure the integrity of the sport.

Despite the lack of criminal charges, the incident has sparked debate within the racing community about sportsmanship and fair play.

Hamilton himself has remained focused on the upcoming season and has put the incident behind him, stating that he is looking forward to the challenges ahead.

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff also expressed relief that the matter has been resolved and stressed the importance of moving forward.

Ultimately, the police investigation serves as a reminder of the scrutiny and pressure faced by athletes and teams in the competitive world of Formula 1.

As fans eagerly await the start of the new season, this incident will undoubtedly be remembered as a controversial chapter in the sport’s history.