What began as a dream weekend for Lewis Hamilton at the 2025 Chinese Grand Prix turned into a nightmare following his disqualification from Sunday's race.

Now, the FIA have struck Ferrari with a double disqualification, stripping the 40-year-old of his sixth-place finish along with Leclerc's disqualification from P5, meaning the Scuderia leave Shanghai with zero points towards their early championship fight from the second grand prix of the year.

Ferrari has responded to the double disqualification of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in the Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix.

The aftermath of the Chinese Grand Prix was somewhat more chaotic than the actual event. While the McLarens once again showed great pace, Ferrari had to deal with a disappointing result. GPblog brings you the best news of the day from the world of F1!

By Joe Cash SHANGHAI (Reuters) -Australian Oscar Piastri roared back from season-opening disappointment to win the Chinese Formula One Grand Prix in a McLaren one-two on Sunday while Ferrari had both drivers disqualified.

Oscar Piastri hailed his "mega" McLaren after winning a Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday later overshadowed by the disqualifications of Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc for technical infringements.