Mercedes' Toto Wolff hits out at FIA's jewellery crackdown after Lewis Hamilton targeted
F1: Romain Grosjean breaks silence after horror crash
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F1: Romain Grosjean breaks silence after horror crash
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has doubled down on his criticism of Michael Masi, saying the former F1 race director had become a liability for the sport. Australian Masi, 44, had been under huge scrutiny since his controversial handling of the final race of the 2021 F1 season in Abu Dhabi which culminated in Max Verstappen taking the title from Lewis Hamilton, and was removed from the role of Formula 1 race director in February. Ad/> A review found that the controversy over the Abu Dhabi Formula 1 season finale in 2021 was down to «human error» but that the results were «valid».
Niels Wittich, one of Formula 1’s new race directors, has felt the need to remind drivers not to wear jewellery during track sessions.
Max Verstappen believes that motorsport governing body the FIA should conduct annual investigations into the state of Formula 1 and publish its results publicly.
Before last weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, new FIA race director Niels Wittich laid out the ground rules for how he and his colleague Eduardo Freitas are going to operate this season.
Ousted Formula 1 race director Michael Masi will be given a new role within the FIA, its new president has confirmed.
On Saturday, the FIA released an executive summary of its findings from the investigation into the Abu Dhabi finale after the last-lap restart sparked protests from Mercedes following Lewis Hamilton’s defeat to Max Verstappen.
Speaking to Betway, former Formula 1 driver Johnny Herbert has given his take on the removal of Michael Masi as FIA Race Director and says that it needed to be done as part of the sport’s reset after Abu Dhabi.