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FIA Disqualifies Three Drivers After Chinese Grand Prix
The FIA has announced the disqualification of three Formula 1 drivers following the conclusion of the 2025 Chinese Grand Prix, reshuffling the final race results.
McLaren achieved a significant milestone at the Shanghai event, securing their 50th one-two finish in F1 history. Oscar Piastri marked his first victory in the sport by converting his maiden pole position into a dominant win. His teammate, Lando Norris, finished in second place despite facing brake issues during the race. The 56-lap race unfolded smoothly after the lights went out at 3 pm local time, but the event was not without its moments of drama.
The race saw a tense early exchange between Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton. On the first lap, the two drivers collided, with Leclerc making contact with Hamilton’s car. This damaged the front left side of Leclerc’s SF-25, knocking off the car’s left-side endplate. Despite the damage, Leclerc managed to continue racing, and it seemed as though the issue would not impede his performance significantly.
However, post-race investigations led to a major surprise. Both Leclerc and Hamilton, along with another driver, were disqualified by the FIA for technical infringements. The disqualifications have dramatically altered the final standings of the race, pushing them down the order and benefiting other drivers in the classification.
The decision comes after the FIA’s routine checks and scrutiny of car specifications and adherence to race regulations. This outcome has prompted further questions about the teams’ adherence to the technical standards and the fairness of their performance under scrutiny.
The disqualification of three prominent drivers has sparked a mixture of shock and speculation among fans and analysts. The result is a significant shift in the post-race standings, with McLaren’s one-two finish now looking even more significant. The incident serves as a reminder of the stringent regulations governing Formula 1, where even minor infractions can lead to severe penalties.
With McLaren at the top and several top drivers now disqualified, the reshuffling of the race order has created a buzz in the F1 community, leaving fans eager to see how the standings will evolve in the upcoming races.