Lewis Hamilton has been disqualified from the Chinese Grand Prix due to technical infringements, alongside Charles Leclerc.
Oscar Piastri claimed victory, leading a dominant McLaren one-two finish in Shanghai alongside Lando Norris.
The Australian driver controlled the race from the front, securing his third grand prix win in Formula 1.
Team-mate Norris managed to bring his car home in second place despite suffering from brake issues.
Lewis Hamilton is facing disqualification from the Chinese GP
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Mercedes driver George Russell completed the podium in third position, ahead of Red Bull's Max Verstappen who finished fourth.
The result marks McLaren's impressive speed at the Shanghai International Circuit.
Meanwhile, Hamilton disqualified from his sixth-place finish due to technical infringements with his Ferrari.
FIA technical delegate Jo Bauer found the seven-time world champion's car had excessive skid wear beneath the vehicle.
Measurements of Hamilton's rearmost skid were recorded at 8.6mm on the left-hand side, 8.6mm at the car centreline and 8.5mm on the right-hand side.
These figures fall below the 9mm minimum thickness limit required in post-race scrutineering.
Ferrari's Leclerc is also facing potential disqualification after finishing fifth in the race.
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His car was found to be underweight during post-race scrutineering, according to reports.
Alpine driver Pierre Gasly, who finished 11th, is facing the same issue with his car also failing to meet the minimum weight requirement.
Lance Stroll, who finished 12th, has now been promoted into a points position as a result of the DQs.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur described the situation as "very strange" with only one side of the garage affected.
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Lewis Hamilton was found to have had excessive skid wear beneath the vehicle
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This is not the first time Hamilton has been disqualification for this particular technical infringement.
The British driver was previously disqualified at the 2023 United States Grand Prix while driving for Mercedes due to excessive skid block wear.
The disqualifications are set to significantly impact the constructors' standings where Ferrari are competing.
The current constructors' standings show McLaren leading the championship, with Mercedes in second place with 53 points.
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were disqualified from the Chinese Grand Prix
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Red Bull sit third with 36 points, while Williams hold fifth position with 12 points.
In the drivers' championship, Lando Norris currently leads with 44 points, followed by Max Verstappen on 36 and George Russell with 35.
Piastri's victory moves him to fourth with 34 points, while Leclerc and Antonelli are tied on 18 points.
