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FIA ‘shame’ for ‘wrong decision’ after 300KPH collision
Former Ferrari general manager Peter Windsor has criticized the FIA for not taking action following the incident between Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc at the Spanish Grand Prix. The collision occurred at high speed on the start-finish straight, but did not result in damage to either driver’s car. Despite both drivers being called to see the stewards, no further action was taken. Leclerc later admitted he intentionally pushed Verstappen to the left to prevent him from getting a slipstream. Windsor believes the FIA should correct their assessment and take action, emphasizing the potential severity of such incidents at high speeds. Verstappen’s actions and the FIA’s response may be scrutinized further in the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix media day.
