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Hamilton and Antonelli called up by the FIA at the United States Grand Prix
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Lewis Hamilton will headline the drivers' press conference at the United States Grand Prix. On Friday, Aston Martin team principal Adrian Newey will also be present.

After a week off following the previous Formula 1 triple-header, the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of The Americas is next on the calendar.

The weekend will begin with media day on Thursday, as usual. Six drivers will appear at the FIA press conference, split into two groups. The remaining 16 drivers will have separate media sessions.

The winner of the last two Grands Prix, Max Verstappen, will not be present at the FIA press conference. Instead, his Red Bull Racing teammate Isack Hadjar will feature in the first group, alongside Williams' Carlos Sainz. The session will begin at 13:30 local time (19:30 GMT).

Hamilton will be present in the second group, which starts half an hour later at 14:00 local time (20:00 GMT). The Ferrari driver is currently third in the standings, sitting 111 points behind Kimi Antonelli and nine points behind second-placed George Russell. He will be joined by the current championship leader, Antonelli, and his former teammate Valtteri Bottas.

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On Friday, the team representatives' press conference will take place between the first and second free practice sessions at the US Grand Prix. It will be headlined by Aston Martin team principal Adrian Newey, who attends only a select few rounds this year.

FIA Press Conferences Schedule - F1 United States Grand Prix

FIA Press Conferences
Thursday - Group 1 Isack Hadjar Red Bull Racing
Carlos Sainz Williams
Thursday - Group 2 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari
Kimi Antonelli Mercedes
Valtteri Bottas Cadillac
Friday - team representatives Adrian Newey Aston Martin
Marcin Budkowski Cadillac
Saturday after Qualifying The top three drivers -
Sunday after the Grand Prix The top three drivers -

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