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Lewis Hamilton says the FIA needs to tackle a lack of “transparency and accountability” for its decisions amid the fallout from calls made at F1’s recent Mexican GP
Lewis Hamilton has urged the FIA to address the lack of transparency and accountability in its decision-making process following incidents at the recent Mexican Grand Prix.
Several drivers escaped punishment for gaining an advantage by cutting corners at the start of the race, leading to confusion and frustration among competitors.
Hamilton, who received a penalty himself during the race, highlighted the need for clearer understanding of the FIA’s rulings and emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in decision-making.
The Mercedes driver expressed concern about the impact of the FIA’s decisions on race results and championship outcomes, citing past incidents where such decisions have influenced the final standings.
Other drivers, including George Russell, also criticized the handling of the incidents in Mexico and called for changes to prevent similar issues in future races.
The controversy surrounding the race in Mexico has brought into question the effectiveness of the FIA’s enforcement of track limits and the need for greater consistency in decision-making.
