Lewis Hamilton denies speeding charge after F1 Monaco Grand Prix penalty

Lewis Hamilton received a five-second time penalty during the Monaco Grand Prix for allegedly speeding in the pit lane, having been clocked at just 0.1km/h over the 60km/h limit. He was one of six drivers penalised for the same infringement in an unusually high occurrence, with commentators suggesting a possible sensor issue. Hamilton denied wrongdoing, stating his pit lane limiter was active throughout, but the penalty stood and he finished the race in second place.