Lewis Hamilton disqualified after finishing second in US Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton has been disqualified from second place in Sunday’s United States Grand Prix for driving an illegal car.
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Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc Disqualified From US Grand Prix After Inspection
Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc were both disqualified from Sunday's US Grand Prix after their cars failed post-race inspections. Former world champion Hamilton had finished second behind Max Verstappen in Austin while Leclerc came in sixth. Both drivers saw those results scratched, however, after a technical team found excessive wear of their cars floor planks. The disqualification came following a hearing that took place approximately four hours after Verstappen, who has already clinched the driver's championship, powered to victory in Sunday's race.
Hamilton dan Leclerc Didiskualifikasi dari F1 GP AS 2023
Lewis Hamilton dan Charles Leclerc didiskualifikasi dari balapan F1 GP Amerika Serikat 2023. Keduanya dianggap melanggar regulasi teknis. Duh!
Charles Leclerc snatches pole position at United States GP
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc took pole position for the United States Grand Prix after Max Verstappen's lap was deleted for exceeding track limits.
Charles Leclerc Takes Pole In Texas As Max Verstappen Slips To Sixth
Charles Leclerc claimed his third pole position of the season on Friday as Max Verstappen had his best lap deleted and slipped to sixth on the grid in a dramatic qualifying at this weekend's United States Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver showed commanding pace as he clocked a fastest lap in one minute and 34.723 seconds to outpace McLaren's Lando Norris by a tenth with resurgent seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes taking third.
Hasil Kualifikasi F1 GP AS 2023: Leclerc Rebut Pole Position
Charles Leclerc sukses merebut pole position dalam Kualifikasi Formula 1 GP Amerika Serikat 2023. Sementara Max Verstappen hanya akan start dari posisi enam.
Verstappen wins third straight Formula One title
DOHA: Max Verstappen clinched his third successive Formula One world title Saturday as his nearest championship rival and Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez crashed out of the sprint race at the Qatar Grand Prix. The Dutchman, who needed just three points this weekend to be crowned champion, was guaranteed the title when Perez spun out of the 19-lap sprint after he was hit by the Alpine of Esteban Ocon. “Of course, it’s a fantastic feeling, it’s been an incredible year and lots of great races and I feel super proud and super proud of the job of the team,” said Verstappen. “It’s been so enjoyable to be part of that group of people and to be three time world champion is just incredible.” Verstappen, who was third at the time of Perez’s accident, finished the sprint second behind Australia’s Oscar Piastri of McLaren. The 26-year-old Verstappen has dominated the sport this season, winning 13 of 16 races including a record 10 in a row before his fifth-place finish in Singapore last month. He will start Sunday’s Grand Prix at the Lusail track from pole position. Verstappen has an unassailable 184-point lead with six races left in the season.
India revs up for maiden MotoGP at circuit where F1 stalled
GREATER NOIDA, India: India hosts its maiden MotoGP on Sunday as the premier motorcycling championship looks to tap a potentially lucrative new fan base and succeed on a track where Formula One stalled.