Lewis Hamilton – latest: Ferrari driver and Charles Leclerc disqualified from China GP result in huge blow

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Lecler are both disqualified from the Chinese Grand Prix in a disastrous blow for Ferrari.

The cars of both drivers failed after the race checks, with Hamilton’s sliding block under the minimum thickness, while the car of Leclerc was underweight.

Alpine’s Pierre Gasly is also disqualified for an underweight car.

This means that Hamilton and Lecler’s points for their sixth and fifth place – eight and 10 – are wiped out of their championship respectively.

The disqualification does not affect Hamilton’s Sprint Race victory on Saturday, for which he scored eight points.

Excessive wear and tear of the move to the debt, as its rear chips were measured below the minimum thickness of 9 mm after the race.

Could be a double Ferrari DSQ!

It was both found that Leclerc (P5) and Gasly (p11) cars were underweight in the investigation into the race.

This could mean that Lance walk in the twelfth can be promoted to the points.

2.. Mercedes – 53 points

3.. Red Bull – 36 points

5.. Williams – 12 points

6. Aston Martin – 8 points

9. Racing Bulls – 3 Points

Piactri led almost every round at the Shanghai International Circuit, with Norris having his teammate at home, while McLaren underlined their impressive speed by performing a one-two final.

Mercedes’ George Russell was third ahead of Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, who passed with three rounds over Leclerc. Hamilton crossed the line sixth.

“Very strange, one side of the garage ok. We can take the positive with Charles.

“I don’t want to blame anything, we have to do a better job. The tires are on the point.

At Lewis’s second stop: “The Deg at one stage was important, if everyone would do it, it would have made sense.”