The Formula 1 season kicked off in London with a mix of drama, controversy, and rule changes. Max Verstappen and George Russell's rivalry continued, fans booed the FIA for controversial decisions, and a shakeup at the Monaco Grand Prix with mandatory pit stops was announced.
There was swearing, boos from the crowd and a controversial rule change was revealed as the Formula 1 season launched in front of a packed O2 Arena in London on Wednesday morning .
British comedian Jack Whitehall, who hosted the event, directly referenced this conflict during the event on Wednesday.“Cheer up Max, it could have been worse. We didn’t seat you next to George Russell,” the comedian said, much to the delight of the audience.Fans unhappy with the FIA “I think, really, the FIA and the drivers need to sit down and decide what is acceptable, and what isn’t. I thought two 10-seconds was a bit on the harsh side today,” Horner said.At the penultimate race of the season in Qatar in December, McLaren team principal Andrea Stella also criticised the governing body.
“I prefer not to speak about that,” the Dutch driver said in a press conference after the F1 75 event. “Otherwise I’ll get in trouble. “These athletes push themselves to the extreme,” Ramsay said at the event. “So sometimes if it comes out, let them be real … they are live every time.
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