La classifica del GP di Miami potrebbe ancora cambiare: tre investigazioni aperte nel post gara! Ecco come potrebbe cambiare la classifica
Kimi Antonelli vince da vero campione il Gran Premio di Miami, ma la classifica finale potrebbe non essere quella definitiva: a pochi minuti dalla fine della gara, infatti, gli steward della FIA hanno aperto due investigazioni che potrebbero stravolgere il risultato: nel mirino ci sono Charles Leclerc, George Russell e Max Verstappen.
Leclerc: damage on top of frustration?
The Ferrari driver, already involved in a difficult race that ended with a spin and light contact with the wall, is being investigated for repeatedly leaving the track and gaining an advantage. With a damaged SF-26, Leclerc allegedly cut several corners during the race, gaining positions irregularly according to the stewards. However, a 5-second penalty would not change his finishing position, as the gap to Hamilton is 9 seconds.
Leclerc is also being investigated for driving in unsafe conditions in the final laps of the race.
Russell also under investigation
Attention in Mercedes as well: George Russell is also under scrutiny. The British driver, who finished the race with a damaged front wing, is being investigated for moving under braking while defending against Leclerc — a maneuver prohibited by the regulations. This could potentially cost him his P4 finish.
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Current classification (under investigation)
The final classification remains provisional pending the stewards’ decision.
- Kimi Antonelli – Mercedes
- Lando Norris – McLaren
- Oscar Piastri – McLaren
- George Russell – Mercedes (*)
- Max Verstappen – Red Bull (*)
- Charles Leclerc – Ferrari (*)
- Lewis Hamilton – Ferrari
- Franco Colapinto – Alpine
- Carlos Sainz – Williams
- Alexander Albon – Williams
Photo: Formula 1, Scuderia Ferrari
