Michael Masi removed as Formula 1 race director as part of FIA restructure
Michael Masi has been removed as F1 race director as part of a restructure at governing body the FIA in the wake of last year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
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Michael Masi has been removed as F1 race director as part of a restructure at governing body the FIA in the wake of last year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
El GP de Abu Dhabi, inolvidable para una amplia mayoría del paddock con ese desenlace épico en la última vuelta, se ha cobrado una víctima. Una pieza de caza mayor. Michael Masi ya no será más director de carrera de la Fórmula 1 después de la investigación que puso en marcha la FIA para, junto con los equipos, esclarecer el procedimiento del coche de seguridad que condicionó el final de aquella carrera, y de aquel campeonato. A partir de ahora, la función de director de carrera en el Mundial recaerá sobre dos figuras rotativas. Lo confirmó la FIA este jueves en un comunicado.
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