Ferrari officially responded to the disqualification of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton from the Chinese Grand Prix, citing issues with Leclerc’s car being underweight and Hamilton’s rearward skid non-compliance. Both drivers lost valuable championship points, impacting Ferrari’s position in the Constructors’ Championship.

Ferrari issued a statement following the disqualification of both drivers from the Chinese Grand Prix. Charles Leclerc’s car was determined to be under the minimum weight limit, while Lewis Hamilton’s vehicle faced disqualification for violating technical regulations pertaining to the rearward skid.

The disqualification of both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton from the Chinese Grand Prix highlights the stringent regulations in Formula 1. Ferrari emphasized their intent to learn from this incident to prevent future occurrences. The penalties incurred from these disqualifications could significantly impact the championship standings, demonstrating the critical importance of compliance in this highly competitive sport.

Original Source: www.formula1.com

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