Yuki Tsunoda and Pierre Gasly will visit the F1 stewards in Monaco following their clash at the Monaco Grand Prix.
The duo collided early on in the race, with Gasly suffering race-ending damage after hitting the rear of Tsunoda's Red Bull.
The Frenchman pointed the blame at his former team-mate, stating he was not expecting Tsunoda to brake so early into the corner.
Both drivers will plead their case at 17:50 local time.
Gasly is also being investigated for driving the stricken Alpine car back to the pit lane and depositing debris on the race track.
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