Disqualified

Teammates Senna & Prost worst moment in Japan 1989 where Senna got disqualified for

In Formula 1 racing, "disqualified" means that a car or driver has been removed from the race due to a violation of the rules. This can happen for a variety of reasons such as not passing technical inspections, breaking the rules during the race, or not following the regulations set by the governing body of the sport.

When a car or driver is disqualified, they are no longer allowed to participate in the race and their results are not counted. They will not receive any points or prize money, and they may also face additional penalties, such as fines or suspension from future races.

Examples of common reasons for disqualification in Formula 1 racing include, but not limited to, the use of illegal or banned substances, or modification of the car in an illegal way, and sometimes the driver might have made a mistake that broke the rules during the race.

In summary, "disqualified" in Formula 1 racing means that a car or driver has been removed from the race due to a violation of the rules, and their results will not be counted. This can happen for a variety of reasons and can result in additional penalties such as fines or suspension from future races.