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There has been a lot of discussion around the racing rules that exist in F1 – however further clarity was provided in a meeting between the drivers in Qatar.
George Russell has revealed that F1 drivers have come to a consensus on racing rules during a meeting in Qatar, prompted by concerns over specific maneuvers earlier in the season. The drivers gathered before the penultimate race of the campaign, addressing incidents like Max Verstappen’s actions in the USA and Mexico. Russell expressed optimism about upcoming changes to the rule book to clarify racing etiquette, emphasizing the importance of fair and exciting wheel-to-wheel battles on track. The drivers now agree that the overtaking car on the inside must remain on the track to assert their position, with the responsibility on the outside driver to yield when appropriate. Russell also highlighted the need for circuit modifications and better deterrents beyond track limits to prevent contentious racing incidents in the future.
