Three Indies 500 finishers disqualified for TEC

Indie 500 runs-up Marcus Ericsson After thwarting technical inspections, it is one of the three drivers disqualified from this year’s race.

Indycar announced on Monday that Ericsson’s Andrati -operated cars and Kyle KirkwoodWho finished sixth, together Calum IlotThe #90 Prema entry to cross the line in the 13th received irregularities.

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Andreti cars were discovered to modify the “Dalara-Song Energy Management System cover and unexpected spacers and parts” with cover-to-arm mounting points.

As Indycar mentioned in its latest release, “These amendments provided the ability to increase both cars”.

Meanwhile, on the #90 entry of Prema Racing, the front wing did not meet the minimum endplate height and location specifications.

The series especially highlights that the team failed to complete the left endplate height, and a rule that suggests that endplates, wing flaps and mainplanes live in designed locations.

In addition to being disqualified, each crew was also fined $ 100,000 and their teams and competition managers were assigned a one-race suspension to serve in this weekend race in Detroit.

Ericsson’s penalty means that David Malukas’s AJ Foyt Entry is placed in second place, while McClayn Pato o’Ward Now the third is classified.