Santino Ferrucci and the No. 14 car of AJ Foyt Racing failed the post-race technical inspection after finishing second in the Detroit Grand Prix. The driver ballast was found to be underweight and not within the tolerance range. The car’s weight was also over the minimum requirement for road and street circuits. AJ Foyt Racing violated several rules related to driver weight and ballast according to IndyCar regulations. Despite the penalty, Ferrucci and his team will keep their second-place finish, but face fines, points deductions, and other sanctions. This incident follows a similar post-race technical inspection failure involving another driver in the previous IndyCar event.
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