Haas is the big winner from the triple disqualifications that impacted the Chinese Grand Prix, as Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton both lost their points finishes.
Leclerc finished fifth and Hamilton sixth in Shanghai, but were expunged from the results after two separate scrutineering issues.
Leclerc was found to be underweight, even after the team fitted a new front-wing after contact with Hamilton damaged Leclerc’s original, and Hamilton’s skidblock was found to be 0.4-0.5mm under the 9mm limit.
This double DSQ, the first-ever in the history of Ferrari, means Esteban Ocon shuffles up to fifth place, with Ollie Bearman moving up to eighth for a total of 14 points following their Australia horror show.
The other DSQ was for Pierre Gasly for being underweight, and he failed to benefit from the Ferrari incidents to earn points for Alpine.
Instead, Lance Stroll moves up to ninth for Aston Martin, with Carlos Sainz promoted from his 13th on the road to earn a first point for Williams.
Ferrari falls to fifth in the constructors’ as Williams climbs above it into fourth.
Check out the full adjusted standings below!
