FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem is all ears when it comes to finding new and 'democratic' ideas to rein in Max Verstappen...
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen celebrates after clinching his third F1 title in the Qatar sprint race.
Formula 1 is reaching the end of a second consecutive season that has seen Red Bull and Max Verstappen romp their way to the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championships, with no real sense that the combination is going to be knocked from F1’s pedestal any time soon. But a heavy-handed intervention from the FIA isn’t something that President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has any interest in exploring, with the Emirati explaining recently he is open to ideas that are fair and democratic without punishing Red Bull indiscriminately.“I mean, I’m open for suggestions if you think that there is a way to be fair and to be democratic, and not to just punish Max and his team or any other team. We’re all ears here really.
With overtaking proving more difficult in 2023 as a result of development and directives aimed at reducing porpoising, the FIA’s head of single-seater matters Nikolas Tombazis recently revealed that following other cars has become more difficult.TD018 explained as FIA clamp down on tricks hidden under rubber coverings
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