Several F1 drivers were furious to see a crane being sent on track to recover a car during the Japanese GP. This matter will now be discussed between them and the FIA in Austin today.
. “No, we don't want to see that. In 2014, we've obviously lost Jules for a similar crash.Grand Prix Drivers' Association directorindicated that the FIA has to find solutions to make the use of recovery vehicles safer.
“But I think we're all in agreement that that absolutely wasn't the right thing. You should never be in that scenario. And then I guess we need to agree between drivers if we're ever have happy to have a crane on circuit. “I'm not going to quote anything on Mohammed's behalf,” he said. “But everybody recognises that that should definitely not have happened. And I guess now it's down to us to try and understand why it did happen.
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