Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc being thrown out of the United States Grand Prix for excessive wear to the planks under their cars is just like the time Michael Schumacher was excluded in 1994, right? Not at all, as Glenn Freeman explains
The disqualifications of Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc from the United States Grand Prix raise an uncomfortable thought: how many other Formula 1 cars were illegal, but weren’t caught?
Andrea Kimi Antonelli is already considerably more famous than champions of the Formula 2 series he'll graduate to with Prema for 2024 tend to get. And while it represents a big step up, it's clear that Mercedes expects him to swim
Plank wear disqualifications aren't new in Formula 1 but they are rare. Ex-F1 technical director Gary Anderson explains where Mercedes and Ferrari went wrong and how the FIA could better police that rule
A big news-making outcome to post-race scrutineering didn't change the maths on who made the biggest impression out there as Formula 1 took on the Circuit of the Americas
A United States Grand Prix that genuinely looked like it might end with Red Bull defeated by Mercedes, McLaren or Ferrari actually ended with yet another Max Verstappen victory and a Mercedes and a Ferrari disqualified. We explain it all
Red Bull was always less likely to get caught out by the plank wear issue that led to Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc's United States Grand Prix disqualifications because the way its car generates pace makes it super-aware of this DSQ risk. And that's also why it was slower than usual at Austin
The breaching of one Formula 1 technical rule changed the face of the final United States Grand Prix race order. Edd Straw explains everything you need to know about the rule and why it caught out Mercedes and Ferrari
A three-way fight for victory in the US GP was something of an F1 2023 rarity. But notwithstanding a post-race exclusion for one of those involved, did all three drivers achieve what they wanted? Here's our pick of winners and losers
Lewis Hamilton has been stripped of his second-place finish in Formula 1's United States Grand Prix, with his Mercedes and the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc disqualified for a technical infringement
