Max Verstappen: FIA doesn’t need to release full Abu Dhabi F1 report

The FIA is expected to reveal the details of its investigation into F1’s 2021 title decider on Saturday. ♋;
Verstappen overtook Lewis Hamilton on the final lap in Abu Dhabi after a late-race Safety Ca𝓡r period ca🎃used by Williams’ Nicholas Latifi.
Fo♋rm🥃er race director Michael Masi’s decision to restart the race having only let a number of cars unlap themselves which contravened the FIA’s sporting regulations and led to widespread controversy after the race.
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In response to what happened, F1’s governing body has already made a number of changes for this season which included the removal of Masi as race d🌞irector and the introduction of a VAR-style system to aid the stewards at race weekends.
Speaking ahead of the first race of the 2022 F1 season in Bahrain, Verstappen doesn’t believe the FIA should disclose the full re🐭por𝓀t.
“I 𝄹don’t think we need a full report,” Verstappen said in the FIA press conference on Friday. “Every year it’s good to discuss about what happened and the year b൩efore what you can do better.
“That’s what teams do as well, right? You always analyse everything you do. We’ll find out. If things can be written down in an easier way or a way t🍒o understand it better, the wording, then for sure. But let’s seeಌ.”
Conversely, Hamilton thinks its important that F1 is “transparent” ওabout how the events 🍸of Abu Dhabi occurred.
“I think that it’s important as a sport we are transparent,” Hamilton said when asked the same question 🧔as Verstappen.
“I had a good meeting with Mohammed [bin Sulayem] last night, who agreed that’s the direction we should take as a sport and so, looki🦩ng forward to seeing it come out and for people to know that the sport is transparent and we are learning from what’s happened in the past and will make improvements moving forwards.”
Hamilton revealed that he was fined for missing the FIA♋'s prize gala at the end of last year.
“There will be some sort of fine re: the gala,” Hamilton added. “But we’ve worked together to make sure ꦏthat the money will be put towards youths from underprivileged backgrounds [to help] them get into motor🧜sport engineering.”

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