Sentence examples for disqualified drivers from inspiring English sources

47. Starting February 1, an Uber spokesperson told TechCrunch, the company will notify disqualified drivers and let them know about the process for having their felonies reclassified as misdemeanors.

The determination of which disqualified drivers should be reevaluated and when this should be done should be made on an individual basis considering factors such as the circumstances of the disqualifying event and changes in medication and behavior that have been implemented by the driver.

"We have determined that Uber had background check information that should have disqualified these drivers under the law, but they were allowed to drive anyway," said PUC director Doug Dean in a statement.

Mosley said that his decision to challenge the Frenchman was prompted by Balestre's reported intervention on behalf of his countryman Alain Prost to ensure that race stewards disqualified Brazilian driver Ayrton Senna from the 1989 Japanese Grand Prix.

The German drivers' aggressive some say dangerous driving style and the controversy surrounding his race tactics (he was disqualified from the drivers' championship standings in 1997 after colliding with Villeneuve) has made him anything but a media darling.

Schumacher was punished for unsportsmanlike conduct for the collision and was disqualified from the Drivers' Championship.

A felony or drunken-driving conviction disqualifies a driver forever.

The courts are able to use their discretion to decide whether or not to disqualify a driver".

This made Schumacher the only driver in the history of the sport,, to be disqualified from a Driver's World Championship, although the McLaren team was disqualified from the 2007 Constructor's Championship and fined $100m for illegal possession of Ferrari technical information.

The team and drivers were disqualified, and McLaren's Mika Hakkinen, who had finished third, won the drivers' title.

Normally drivers are disqualified if they get 12 points or more within a three-year period.