F1 Belgian GP winner George Russell risks disqualification due to underweight car
George Russell could be exc𒁏luded from t🔯he Belgian Grand Prix following a post-race scrutineering check.

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168澳洲5最新开奖结果:George Russell could be disqualified from the Belgian Grand Prix after his Mercedes F1 car was found to be underweight.
Russell had claimed a sensational victory at Spa-Francorchamps ahead of teammate 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton.
Howeveꦉr, his victory is in jeopardy followiꦕng the FIA's post-race checks.
The FIA announced that Russell’s Mercedes was at the 798kg mini🙈mum weight limit following their initial scrutineering check.
However, when a fuel sample was drained out of the car - 2.8 litres of fuel was removed - the car was weighed agaiꦚn, and was under the weight limit.
All cars aဣre required to be at the minimum weight limit after races as per the regul🧔ations.
The FIA noted after the race: “Car number 63 was weighed and its weight was 79𒈔8.0 kg, which is the minimum weight required by TR Article 4.1.
“After this, fuel was drained ou💎t of the car and 2.8 litres of fuel were removed. The car was not fully drained according to the draining procedure submitted by the team in their legality documents as TR Article 6.5.2 is fulfilled.
“The car was weighed again on the FIA inside and outside scales and the weight was 796.5 kg. The calibration of the outside and inside scales was confirmed and witnessed by the compe💎titor.
“As this is 1.5 kg below the minimum weight requested in TR Article 4.1, which also has to be respected at all times during the Competition, I am referring this matter to the Stewa🧜rds for their consideration.”
If R♔💝ussell is disqualified, it will hand Hamilton his 105th F1 career victory.
168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Oscar Piastri will be promoted to second ahead of 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Charles Leclerc.

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