Latest News About Isack Hadjar Miami Gp Disqualification

Yes—Isack Hadjar was disqualified from qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix, starting the race from the pit lane after initially qualifying ninth. The FIA cited a breach of technical regulations related to floorboard dimensions on his Red Bull RB22, which led to the official disqualification from the qualifying results.[1][3][4]

Key points you might want:

• Disqualification reason: floorboards extending beyond permitted dimensions (Article C3.5.5 of the F1 Technical Regulations).[3]
• Starting grid impact: Hadjar moved to the back of the grid, and then to the pit lane due to team changes ahead of the race.[1][3]
• Official statements: FIA stewards’ decision referenced independent actions based on the regulations; Red Bull acknowledged the error and accepted theStewards’ decision.[3]

If you’d like, I can pull the latest post-race results and any subsequent penalties or clarifications from additional sources. I can also summarize the consequences for Red Bull in Miami and any implications for Hadjar’s standing in the championship.