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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.
Formula 1's governing body failed to make any proposals following its inquiry into the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at a high-level meeting on Monday.
La Comisión de F1 se reunió este lunes con los equipos, FIA y Liberty Media y trató asuntos candentes en la agenda del campeonato: el polémico desenlace del GP de Abu Dhabi, el futuro de los sprints de clasificación y el despropósito del GP de Bélgica, en el que se repartieron la mitad de los puntos por una carrera de dos vueltas detrás del coche de seguridad. Empezando por lo último, la FIA acuerda que no se podrán otorgar puntos en un gran premio a menos que se completen dos vueltas de competición, sin ‘safety car’ o ‘virtual safety car’.
A fresh tweet from Mercedes‘ account on Monday afternoon has put any remaining doubts over Lewis Hamilton’s future to bed with him set to stay in Formula 1 for 2022.
The Formula 1 commission is set to go ahead today with the topic at the head of the agenda the finale of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix back in December, and the proposals that are going to be put forward for the future in light of it.
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McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl says the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was the highest profile among a series of controversial decisions made by officials last year.
F1 engineers think Max Verstappen should be stripped of his title and also want Michael Masi fired, it has been claimed. The Red Bull driver secured glory in the final race of the campaign in Abu Dhabi last year. Yet many feel Lewis Hamilton was robbed of the prize, with a safety car cruelly preventing the Brit from claiming a historic eighth championship of his career.