Hamilton and Verstappen hit with DELETED laps at Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen were among the names hit with deleted lap times after a chaotic Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

The stewards were certainly kept busy at the Formula 1 season finale, with multiple drivers hit with penalties throughout the race and track limits a constant issue to contend with.

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An FIA document post-race revealed that a total of 28 laps had been deleted at Yas Marina Circuit, with Aston Martin's Lance Stroll the biggest culprit.

Stroll exceeded track limits on four occasions throughout the race, something he was eventually given a five-second penalty for.

McLaren's Oscar Piastri also came close to a penalty, exceeding the limits on three occasions, along with

Hamilton and Verstappen were hit with just a single deleted lap.

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FIA announce Abu Dhabi Grand Prix deleted laps

With there no gravel at the Yas Marina Circuit, run-off areas are aplenty, and as such, turns one, six and eleven were closely monitored by the race stewards this weekend.

Below is the full table of deleted lap times for track limit infringements at these corners in accordance with Article 12.4.1.e of the FIA International Sporting Code.

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Simmey Hannifin Donaldson - F1 Editor

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