The FIA Court of Appeal has upheld Romain Grosjean's disqualification from the Italian Grand Prix, striking a major blow in Haas' attempts to overhaul Renault in fourth place in the Formula 1 constructors' championship. Grosjean was disqualified in Monza after an investigation – prompted by a complaint from Renault – found that the floor of his car infringed regulations. Grosjean crossed the line sixth in Monza, but had the position taken away from him after Renault raised the alarm. It was later revealed that the FIA had allowed Haas to run the parts that flouted the rules, having warned the American team that they would be open to protest. Although Haas were quick to protest...
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