US EditionLewis Hamilton fuels debate on Safety Car procedures and race delays: time for new rules?
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The split-race procedure lengthens safety car periods, to the detriment of the spectacle. Should this rule be abolished? The debate has been rekindled after two extended interruptions at Imola and Barcelona.
Lewis Hamilton fuels debate on Safety Car procedures and race delays: time for new rules?
Safety Car too long, is there a need for new rules? Drivers and fans criticize the waits for lapped cars In the last three Formula 1 Grands Prix, the Safety Car stayed on track for a long time, raising the question of a possible new rule. In two cases, the cause was a single lapped car: that of Andrea Kimi Antonelli. In Barcelona, Lewis Hamilton exploded over the radio: “They take forever. They like to waste laps.” The phrase reignited the debat…
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