Red Bull driver facing disqualification from Miami GP qualifying
High drama from Miami as Isack Hadjar is set to be disqualified from the Miami Grand Prix qualifying classifications.
racingnews365.comThe latest reports confirm Isack Hadjar was disqualified from Miami Grand Prix qualifying. He qualified ninth but was ruled to have breached technical regulations, so he starts from the back or the pit lane depending on team actions and stewards’ final decisions.[1][2][5]
Key points:
- Disqualification came after scrutineering found floorboard dimensions outside the legal limits, triggering a standard disqualification penalty.[1]
- As a consequence, Hadjar initially moved to start from the back of the grid or from the pit lane, with Gasly and Hulkenberg moving up in the updated order.[2][3]
- Red Bull acknowledged the stewards’ ruling and stated no intentional performance advantage was gained; the team accepted the decision and adjusted plans accordingly.[2]
If you want, I can pull the most current post-race starting grid and summarize how Hadjar’s race weekend unfolded, with sources and a quick timeline.