Ferrari and Hamilton Disqualified from Chinese Grand Prix: A Technical Fiasco
In a shocking turn of events at the Chinese Grand Prix, both Ferrari drivers, Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, were disqualified from the race due to technical infringements. The decision came after post-race inspections revealed that the skid blocks on their cars did not comply with the 2025 Formula 1 technical regulations. Ferrari issued a statement expressing their disappointment and stating that they would investigate the issue thoroughly.
The disqualifications have sent shockwaves through the F1 community, as both drivers had performed exceptionally well during the race. Lewis Hamilton, now racing for Ferrari, was particularly affected, as this was his first race with the team. The incident has sparked a debate about the strictness of technical regulations and their impact on the sport.
Analysts have pointed out that the Chinese Grand Prix's unique track conditions might have contributed to the wear on the skid blocks. Despite the setback, both drivers and the Ferrari team remain optimistic about rectifying the issues and competing strongly in upcoming races.
Detailed Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc disqualified from Chinese Grand Prix
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Why was Lewis Hamilton disqualified?
Hamilton's disqualification was in relation to the thickness of the rear skid block being below the required standard, the measurements coming in under the minimum 9mm in thickness which meant it was referred to the stewards.
Why was Hamilton disqualified in China?
Latest. Ferrari have issued a statement after news had broken that both their drivers had been disqualified from Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix. Charles Leclerc's car was found to be below the minimum weight, while Lewis Hamilton's car was found to be in breach of the technical regulations relating to the rearward skid.
Has Leclerc been disqualified?
Ferrari have admitted they were at fault for the mistakes that led to the disqualification of both their drivers, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, from the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday, in what was a disastrous close to the weekend for the Scuderia and a hugely disappointing outcome for Hamilton in only his second ...
What is a skid block breach in F1?
The plank normally wears down during sessions but it cannot be less than 9mm thick when measured at the designated holes. If the thickness falls below 9mm, the car is in violation of the technical regulations and will be disqualified.
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