Rafael Camara's first day in Formula 1 ended with a reprimand after the Haas rookie created what stewards called a "clearly dangerous" situation with Charles Leclerc during second practice at Interlagos. Despite multiple warnings that the Ferrari was arriving on a hot lap at one of the circuit's fastest sections, Camara weaved into the racing line, forcing Leclerc to take evasive action with significant portions of his car off track. The stewards upgraded the penalty from the typical free-practice warning to an official reprimand, citing the severity of the incident. For Haas, the American squad already fighting to hold eighth in the constructors' standings, it's an inauspicious debut for their latest development driver. Camara will need to sharpen his awareness quickly if he's getting more FP1 outings this season — rookie mistakes are one thing, but forcing a Ferrari wide at 180 mph is another.
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