Mercedes has revealed that Lewis Hamilton’s plank was “untouched” after opening practice at Formula 1’s United States Grand Prix, prompting it to commit to a low ride height.
Hamilton was disqualified from second place at last weekend’s race at the Circuit of the Americas after post-race inspections found it had worn more than the 1mm that is allowed in the regulations. The team was open that it had made an error in running Hamilton too low to the ground, with the bumpy track subsequently causing too much wear.
It's of course a mistake, it's an understandable sort of mistake in a sprint weekend where it's so much harder to get that stuff right, especially on a bumpy track. Photo by: Zak Mauger / Motorsport Images Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes F1 W14 “But a lesson for us in the future to make sure that we take more margin especially at a track like that with all its bumps.
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