Martin Brundle blasts "hugely unacceptable" Abu Dhabi GP after leaked Michael Masi audio
Martin Brundle has blasted the leaked Michael Masi audio from the Abu Dhabi GP as "hugely unacceptable".
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Martin Brundle has blasted the leaked Michael Masi audio from the Abu Dhabi GP as "hugely unacceptable".
The fallout following last season's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix continues to dominate the headlines in Formula 1 as new audio from the race sparks fresh controversy. Race director in the season finale in December, Michael Masi, can be heard reacting to Red Bull's suggestions as to how to end a safety-car period. Red Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley urges Masi to get the lapped cars out of the way so that "we've got a motor race on our hands." Masi replies: "Understood"
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Sky F1's Martin Brundle says the audio recording of the conversation between FIA race director Michael Masi and Red Bull at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is "really uncomfortable".
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A conversation between Michael Masi and Jonathan Wheatley at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix went viral on Wednesday and the FIA have now responded to the clip. Masi has faced heavy scrutiny since the controversial events at the Yas Marina Circuit in last year's season finale.