This week's confirmation of the 2023 F1 calendar has driven a greater wedge between Liberty Media and the FIA, according to a report.
Tension mounting between F1 and the FIA over ‘unacceptable’ attitudeFormula 1 bosses and the teams are reportedly “angry and frustrated” with the FIA after motorsport’s governing body broke tradition to release the 2023 calendar without the teams’ approval for a late-season triple-header.
But the FIA jumped the gun, unilaterally releasing the calendar that was scheduled to be revealed three days later on Friday.
The teams have also blamed them for the confusion over the grid penalty system, F1 left waiting hours for the final grid at Spa and again at Monza, while the Italian Grand Prix’s Safety Car ending – while to the letter of the law – was derided.The inclusion of a triple-header fly-away requires the approval of all the teams and while that was expected, the teams having said yes in the past, they are reportedly frustrated with the FIA that they were not consulted.
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