BREAKING: Lewis Hamilton Disqualified From Brazilian GP
Hamilton stripped of victory after rear wing discrepancy
Lewis Hamilton has been sensationally disqualified from the Brazilian Grand Prix after stewards ruled that his Mercedes car was in breach of the technical regulations.
The decision comes after a protest from Red Bull, who claimed that the rear wing on Hamilton's car was flexible, which gave him an aerodynamic advantage.
The stewards agreed with Red Bull's protest and disqualified Hamilton from the race, handing the victory to Max Verstappen.
The decision is a major blow to Hamilton's hopes of winning a record eighth world championship. He is now 21 points behind Verstappen in the standings with just two races remaining.
It is also a major setback for Mercedes, who have dominated Formula One in recent years. The team has now lost two races in a row, and their lead in the constructors' championship has been reduced to just 13 points.
The decision is likely to be controversial, with many fans and pundits questioning whether the stewards made the right call. However, the stewards have the final say, and their decision is final.
Reaction to Hamilton's disqualification
The decision to disqualify Hamilton has been met with a mixed reaction. Some fans and pundits have welcomed the decision, arguing that it is important to uphold the integrity of the sport. Others have criticized the decision, arguing that it is harsh and that it has robbed Hamilton of a well-deserved victory.
Hamilton himself has not yet commented on the decision, but he is likely to be disappointed and frustrated. He has been in dominant form in recent races, and he will be determined to bounce back and win the remaining two races of the season.
The decision is also likely to have a major impact on the title race. Verstappen now has a 21-point lead over Hamilton, and he will be confident of winning his first world championship. However, Hamilton is a never-say-die driver, and he will be determined to make up the points deficit and win his eighth world title.