Max Verstappen’s victory at the United States Grand Prix was nothing short of impressive. Starting from sixth on the grid, he battled through the field, ultimately securing his 50th Formula 1 race win. However, Sunday’s race was marked by lots of drama, especially after its end.

McLaren’s Bittersweet Day after Norris’s Podium and Piastri’s Misfortune

Lando Norris, driving for McLaren, had a memorable day at the United States Grand Prix. He swiftly climbed to the front of the pack and led for a significant part of the race. Norris’s strong performance earned him a well-deserved podium finish, marking his fourth consecutive top-three result. However, McLaren’s day was tinged with disappointment as their rookie driver, Oscar Piastri, was forced to retire due to early-race damage.

Leclerc and Hamilton’s Disqualification Drama

The post-race inspections at the US Grand Prix gave us a dramatic twist in the competition. Both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton were disqualified for technical infringements, shaking up the final results. While Hamilton had initially secured second place, his car’s non-compliance with regulations led to a bitter end.

Hamilton’s Claims on the Need for Fairness in Formula 1 Inspections

Lewis Hamilton’s disqualification raised questions about the inspection process in Formula 1. He argued that there might have been other drivers with illegal cars who went undetected due to limited post-race checks, also calling out to the need for a fair and consistent inspection process, especially under unique circumstances, like those presented by the sprint format in Austin.

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