FIA veteran Haywood returns in F1 deputy race director role
Haywood will take up the deputy race director role in Bahrain and at four other races this year, having previously held the position in 2019 and 2020.
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Motor racing-Abu Dhabi controversy didn't erode fans' trust, says F1 CEO Domenicali
MANAMA (Reuters) - Formula One chief executive Stefano Domenicali said the controversial end to last year’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix had not eroded the trust of the sport’s fans as it prepares to embark on a new era at this weekend’s season-opener in Bahrain.
Abu Dhabi controversy didn't erode fans' trust, says F1 CEO Domenicali
MANAMA : Formula One chief executive Stefano Domenicali said the controversial end to last year’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix had not eroded the trust of the sport’s fans as it prepares to embark on a new era at this weekend’s season-opener in Bahrain.
FIA change F1 safety car rule to avoid repeat of Abu Dhabi 2021 Grand Prix chaos which saw Max Verstappen win title
The FIA have taken steps to ensure there will be no repeat of last year's controversial Formula 1 season finale by changing the wording of their safety car rules. Red Bull's Max Verstappen sensationally landed his first F1 crown in Abu Dhabi last December, but many felt Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton was unfairly robbed of what would've been his eighth title by then race director Michael Masi's polemical decision to only allow the cars between the two drivers to un-lap themselves, leaving Verstappen with enough time to pass the Brit on the final lap.
F1 tweak safety car rules to avoid Abu Dhabi repeat
Formula One's governing body made a tweak to the safety car rules on Tuesday to avoid a repeat of the controversy that erupted after last year's title-deciding race in Abu Dhabi.
Motor racing-Formula One changes safety car rules
(Reuters) - Formula One's governing body made a tweak to the safety car rules on Tuesday to avoid a repeat of the controversy that erupted after last year's title-deciding race in Abu Dhabi.
Formula One changes safety car rules
Formula One's governing body made a tweak to the safety car rules on Tuesday to avoid a repeat of the controversy that erupted after last year's title-deciding race in Abu Dhabi.
Red Bull's Christian Horner accuses Mercedes of bullying over sacking of Michael Masi
The fallout from last year's controversial Formula One championship finale has continued, with Red Bull chief Christian Horner accusing rival team Mercedes of behaviour 'tantamount to bullying', ahead of the ousting of Formula One race director Michael Masi.