Brazilian GP
The seven-time world champion was due to start in the first position, after dominating the qualifying on Friday, but the stewards found irregularities in the movable rear wing (DRS) of his car
The British driver Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) was sanctioned for an irregularity in his car and will have to start last in the qualifying sprint race of the Brazilian Grand Prix this Saturday, a severe blow in his fight for the Formula 1 title.
The seven-time world champion was supposed to start in the first position, after dominating the qualifications on Friday, but the stewards found irregularities in the movable rear wing (DRS) of his car, a part that reduces the downforce so that the vehicle gains more. speed.
His rival in the title fight, leader Max Verstappen (Red Bull), will start first.
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