Stefano Domenicali, CEO of Formula 1, apologized to team bosses for numerous operational failures at the Canadian Grand Prix.
According to a report from Autosport, Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has extended an apology to team bosses following a series of issues during the Canadian Grand Prix weekend, which left participants and guests facing significant inconveniences. The weekend in Montreal was marred by a combination of infrastructure failures and logistical mishaps that detracted from the usual excitement surrounding one of the calendar's most anticipated races.
Further issues included damage to new structures like the pit lane commentary booths, which experienced leaks that affected broadcasting equipment. Post-race, safety and security became a concern when numerous fans breached the track after the chequered flag, prompting intervention from FIA stewards and a formal reprimand to race promoter, Octane Racing Group.
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