I would have thought so also, but I read on some F1 site that the investigation report will be ready on the weekend of the first race. Interesting timing.I thought that would have happened by now.
I would have thought so also, but I read on some F1 site that the investigation report will be ready on the weekend of the first race. Interesting timing.I thought that would have happened by now.
No doubt he will be canned.I wonder if Masi will be sacked to keep Hamilton happy? Another month or so and we’ll find out. Can’t wait for the new season with the new cars. Should be interesting.
If this is the case then Masi should not be canned.From Peter Bayer, FIA Executive:
“Lewis Hamilton would not have been the winner even after appeal: Bayer
The FIA executive recently answered a burning question. Stewards rejected Mercedes’ request to investigate the matter after the Abu Dhabi GP. In the aftermath, the team opted not to formally appeal against the dismissal. However, Bayer explained that if Mercedes won the appeal, Verstappen would still have been the champion.
In a recent interview, Bayer shed light on this matter. He explained the fact that the judges would have nullified the result, instead of awarding Hamilton the win. And because Verstappen went into the final race with one extra win over Hamilton, he would still remain the drivers’ champion.”
I totally agree! Let’s hope the FIA doesn’t bend to pressure.If this is the case then Masi should not be canned.
Sweet!
About 5 years ago I paid $1,800 for 3 night in Montreal (I stayed Sunday night to chill - great call IMO - restaurants not busy - easy drive back to TO on Monday after a good nights sleep) with tickets.Just checked race weekend hotel room rates. $600 per night seems to be the going rate.
Wouldn't be surprised if it is meant to be misleading.MUST-SEE: A new era begins as Aston Martin’s 2022-spec AMR22 hits the track at Silverstone | Formula 1®
The images you see above are not renders. That’s Aston Martin’s genuine, 2022-spec AMR22 on circuit at Silverstone on Friday, in the hands of drivers Lance Stroll and Sebastian Vettel.www.formula1.com
The AM looks phat in the back. Wonder if that and that slats it meant to mislead