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Formula E stalwart Lucas di Grassi has confirmed to Motorsport Week that the series has held a crunch meeting with the FIA after its 20-strong grid issued a letter to its president, raising concerns of the level of its officiating.
Formula E drivers recently met with the FIA following concerns raised in a letter to Mohammed Ben Sulayem, aimed at enhancing officiating standards in the championship. The letter, reportedly led by di Grassi and World Champion Oliver Rowland, generated mixed responses within the paddock. The drivers stressed their intentions were to improve Formula E rather than create trouble. The subsequent meeting yielded positive outcomes, with agreements reached for unspecified changes. Lucas di Grassi and Antonio Felix da Costa expressed optimism about the potential improvements in Formula E’s race direction as a result of the discussions with the FIA. Both drivers emphasized the importance of collaboration between competitors and the sport’s governing body to foster the series’ growth and enhance the overall racing experience.
