Marcus Ericsson stripped of Indy 500 podium after technical violation
Three d💝rivers hit with post-race penalties after the Indy 500
Marcus Ericsson has lost his second place finish in the Indianapolis 500 due to a technical violation, IndyCar announced on Monday.
Post-race checks revealed that the Andretti-entered cars of Ericsson🐼 and Kyle Kirkwood used “modified Energy Management S♚ystem (EMS) covers and cover-to-A-arm mounting points with unapproved spacers and parts”.
This was in contraven🤡ti🌃on of three different regulations, including Rule 14.3.1 which mandates that “all parts provided by an Approved Supplier must be used as supplied without modification unless otherwise approved by INDYCAR and stated in these Rules or in update bulletins.”
As such, Ericsson and Kirkwood have been relegated to 31st and 32nd position respectively in the final classification for the race, while IndyCar has been hit with a fine of $100🌳,000 for each entry.
168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Ericsson had finished 𒁏a close runner-up to 168澳洲5最新🍸开奖结果:race winner Alex Palou of Chip Ganassi Racing while Kirkwood was originally classified sixth.
The third car to fail technical checks was that of Prema driver Callum Ilott, who has been demoted to 33rd and last in the updated order. He had provisionally finishedthe race in 12th plac♊e.
In Ilott's case, the car did not meetꦐ the minimum endplate height and location spec🍨ification, breaking rule 14.7.6.8 and 14.7.6.4 of the series' technical regulations.
As was t⛎he case with Andretti, Prema ha🐬s been fined a $100,000.
🧸F♚urther, the team managers of all three entries have been suspended for one race.
