Michael Masi’s future as F1 race director still in the balance following London meeting
Michael Masi’s future as Formula One’s race director remains in the balance following a meeting of motorsport’s major players in London on Monday.
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Michael Masi’s future as Formula One’s race director remains in the balance following a meeting of motorsport’s major players in London on Monday.
The International Automobile Federation (FIA) said on Monday it had changed a wet-weather rule that helped Max Verstappen snatch last season's Formula One title and had dialled back plans for six 'sprint' qualifiers. The FIA made its announcement after a meeting of its commission and its newly-elected FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem with Formula One teams in London. The FIA said in a statement that there had been "detailed discussions" of a second controversy, at the final race of the season in Abu Dhabi.
The FIA have delayed the announcement of changes to Formula 1 for the upcoming season, with president Mohamed ben Sulayem set to wait a few more days before sharing his recommendations. The findings of an inquiry into the 2021 season finale — which saw Max Verstappen take the title ahead of Lewis Hamilton after a series of controversial decisions by race director Michael Masi — were shared on Monday at a meeting in London between the FIA and all the F1 teams.
Michael Masi's future as Formula One's race director remains in the balance following a crunch meeting of the sport's major players in London on Monday.
Michael Masi’s future as Formula One’s race director remains in the balance following a crunch meeting of the sport’s major players in London on Monday.
Following the completion of its investigation into the handling of the safety car restart at last year’s world championship decider, which allowed Max Verstappen to snatch the title away from main rival Lewis Hamilton, newly-elected FIA president Mohammed ben Sulayem unveiled its findings at a meeting of the F1 Commission in London.
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