Breaking; The FIA has announced a series of late penalties that H…read more.

The FIA has announced a series of late penalties that H…read more.

The FIA has announced a series of late penalties that have dramatically reshaped the final classification of the Miami Grand Prix sprint race. The penalties, issued after a post-race investigation, target multiple drivers for various infractions ranging from track limits violations to unsafe maneuvers and technical breaches.

Several teams and fans were caught off guard by the sudden shake-up, as the initial podium finishers celebrated under the assumption their results were secure. However, following detailed reviews of on-track incidents and data, the stewards concluded that several drivers had gained an unfair advantage or breached key regulations.

Among the notable changes, positions within the top ten have been reshuffled, affecting both driver and constructor championship points. While the exact details of each penalty are still being analyzed, initial reports suggest time penalties and position drops were applied to at least three prominent drivers.

This development has sparked debate within the paddock, with some team principals expressing frustration over the timing and consistency of the FIA’s decisions. Fans on social media have also weighed in, with some praising the FIA’s commitment to enforcing rules and others criticizing the disruption to the race’s outcome hours after the checkered flag.

The revised results could have meaningful implications as the season progresses, tightening the title fights and adding extra tension ahead of Sunday’s main Grand Prix. Teams are now recalibrating their strategies, knowing that every detail and infraction can carry major consequences.