Unveiling the Controversial Disqualifications: Hamilton and Leclerc Embroiled in F1 Rule Breach Drama

Unveiling the Controversial Disqualifications: Hamilton and Leclerc Embroiled in F1 Rule Breach Drama

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The breaching of one Formula 1 technical rule changed the face of the final United States Grand Prix race order. Edd Straw explains everything you need to know about the rule and why it caught out Mercedes and Ferrari

and generate more downforce, but it also increases the risk of excessive wear on the plank. The sprint format may have played a role in Mercedes and Ferrari falling foul of the rules because it meant less time for teams to properly assess and adjust their cars’ ride heights. It’s worth noting that this is not the first time a team has been disqualified for plank wear, as it has been a safety regulation since 1994. Overall, the breach of article 3.5.9 of the F1 technical regulations resulted in Hamilton losing second place and Leclerc losing sixth place in the United States Grand Prix.

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Source: The Race

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