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The fallout of the Abu Dhabi controversy from the end of the 2021 Formula One season could be over soon - along with any new changes, personnel or otherwise, which are implemented as a result of the FIA’s study.
Former Formula 1 world champion Jenson Button has said that changes should be made over how teams contact the Race Director and that Michael Masi was in a very difficult position in Abu Dhabi, which led him to the controversial call he made over the unlapping of cars behind the Safety Car.
Williams driver Nicholas Latifi has revealed he hired a bodyguard when making a trip to the UK, over fears he would be attacked by a fan of Lewis Hamilton.
Drive to Survive will soon return to Netflix and the story arc surrounding the season is sure to focus on Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton’s title race.
The 2022 Formula 1 season is closing in and, amongst all the hype around the new cars, that also means that the new Drive To Survive series is about to hit Netflix.
La Fórmula 1 se prepara ya para iniciar la pretemporada de una nueva era, pero el pasado sigue condicionando el inicio de un nuevo curso. Lo que pasó en Abu Dhabi todavía traerá más cola y, aunque ya ha dejado aún está por conocer la decisión final de la FIA. Y, como tal, sigue siendo una gran polémica entre la actualidad del 'Gran Circo', dejando varias opiniones en el panorama mediático a una semana de los test de Barcelona. Jenson Button, campeón del mundo en 2009, ha sido el último en volver al sacar el tema en una charla con Sky Sports.
Nicholas Latifi has revealed that Lewis Hamilton sent him a message of support in the days after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, with the Canadian suffering awful abuse on social media for his crash that led to the infamous Safety Car at the end of the race.
Formula 1 Race Director Michael Masi is reportedly likely to be moved to a new role within the FIA and away from his current job ahead of the new season, Sky Sports claims.