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Lewis Hamilton piles pressure on FIA and outlines wanted outcome from Abu Dhabi inquiry
Lewis Hamilton has admitted he wants F1 fans to have a 'better understanding' of what unfolded in Abu Dhabi two months ago. The Brit was just one lap away from glory before being beaten by Max Verstappen in controversial circumstances. The FIA have been investigating the race ever since, while director Michael Masi has since being sacked.
‘There shouldn’t be a ‘Max doesn’t deserve it’ side’
With fresh calls from some fans to scrap the final lap of the 2021 season, Daniel Ricciardo says Max Verstappen “absolutely” deserved to win the World title.
'I have no issues': Lewis Hamilton absolves Max Verstappen for Abu Dhabi win
Lewis Hamilton has absolved Max Verstappen of any fault at the season ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix after the latter snatched the 2021 world title from the Mercedes driver's grasp. The British racer feels his Red Bull Racing counterpart did "what any driver" would have done if given the opportunity to win a race.
I don't hold grudges, I move forward - Hamilton won't allow controversy to define F1 career
• Lewis Hamilton spoke candidly about the controversial season-end at the new Mercedes car launch. • He explained his radio silence was because he just needed to unplug and switch off. • Hamilton also said he has absolutely nothing against Max Verstappen. • For motoring news, go to Wheels24.
Surer: Masi only dropped because of ‘outside pressure’
Former F1 driver Marc Surer believes that the FIA should have shown support for former race director Michael Masi.
Hamilton clear: ‘This has nothing to do with Max’
Lewis Hamilton made it clear that he has no ill-feeling at all towards Max Verstappen after the events of Abu Dhabi.
FIA respond to claims that Mario Andretti's son has applied to enter new F1 team
The FIA have responded to claims made by former world champion Mario Andretti that his son has applied to enter a new team into Formula One. Andretti, 81, is one of the most successful motorsport drivers ever, having won races in F1, IndyCar, the World Sportscar Championship and NASCAR.