Under F1’s regulations, competitors must ensure that a 1.0 litr💃e sample of fuel can b🐼e removed from their car at any time during the event.

But Vettel was referred to the stewards by the FIA’s F1 technical delegate Jo Bauer because “it was po𝓡ssi✅ble to take only a 0.3 litre sample” from the German’s Aston Martin.

Exclusion from Sunday’s race means Vettel has lost his second-place finish and his second ꧋podium for A♈ston Martin.

The four-time world champion narrowly missed out on 🤪his first win in two years to Esteban Ocon, who claimed a shock maiden victory for Alpine.

Vettel’s disqua🌸lification has had a big impact on the final classification from the Hungarian GP, with world championship leader Lewis Hamilton promoted to second.

Carlos Sainz now 💟c🍒ompletes the podium in third for Ferrari, while every other driver moves up one position.

Significantly, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen gains🗹 an extra point for moving up to ninth, while Kimi Raikkonen has been promoted into the top-10 for Alfa Romeo.

Hamilton now holds an eight-😼point advantage over Verstappen heading into F1’s summer break.