FIA Issues Disqualification on Lando Norris’ Win After… Read More
Lando Norris has been dramatically disqualified from his Austrian Grand Prix victory after a post-race investigation by the FIA revealed a breach of Formula 1 technical regulations.
The McLaren driver, who crossed the finish line first in what was hailed as one of the most impressive performances of the season, saw his win nullified after stewards discovered an irregularity with his car during routine post-race checks. According to the FIA, Norris’ car failed to comply with [specific regulation], leading to his exclusion from the final results.
In an official statement, the FIA confirmed:
“Car #4 was found to be in violation of the technical regulations, specifically related to [component or area]. As a result, Lando Norris is disqualified from the Austrian Grand Prix. This decision has been made in accordance with the FIA International Sporting Code.”
The disqualification promotes [second-place driver] to race winner, significantly altering the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championship standings.
McLaren has expressed disappointment and is expected to lodge an appeal, stating that the team “acted within the rules” and that the issue may have resulted from “unforeseen race conditions.”
This latest twist adds further tension to an already fiercely competitive F1 season, as the championship battle takes a dramatic turn.
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