Formula 1

If the rumours are true it'll be interesting to see how Yuki performs in the RB car... can't be any worse than Lawson tho, lol. Think it's shocking that they've dropped him after 2 races but that seat shoulda been Yuki's from the start imo

Will Hamilton appeal the disqualification as it was a technical one? or would Ferarri have to lodge the appeal?

(27-03-2025 11:44 )lovebabes56 Wrote:  Will Hamilton appeal the disqualification as it was a technical one? or would Ferarri have to lodge the appeal?

Don't think they can since it was a slam dunk rule breach, and they released a statemen pretty much accepting both dq's

^Assuming the rules haven't changed much since I last bothered to read any of them, the "plank" (i.e.the Skid Block under the car and not David Croft) is measured AND weighed to assess whether the car is too low or not. 1mm of wear and 90% of the weight rings a bell for some reason.

The Teams usually just man-up and take the DQ as it's almost impossible to appeal. They might be able to argue a mechanical failure caused the damage but that would probably ruin the Driver's race anyway.

This seems too harsh. Red Bull have not given Lawson a fair chance.

https://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12433/...grand-prix

F1 rules say that teams have to run junior drivers in at least four practice sessions over the course of this season.

So Ferrari will hand a Formula 1 debut to junior driver 21 year old Dino Beganovic at the upcoming Bahrain Grand Prix next month.

He will fill in for Charles Leclerc who will be sitting out the first practice session of the race.

I guess it will be a good experience for him even if he doesn't drive in a full race