US EditionFine Teams for 'Long Shot' Protests, Says Wolff
MONTREAL, JUN 27 – Toto Wolff suggests fines to discourage frivolous protests after two unsuccessful complaints against George Russell at the Canadian Grand Prix, reflecting FIA's consideration of the measure.
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Fine teams for 'long shot' protests, says Wolff
SPIELBERG :Formula One teams should be fined if they fail in 'long shot' protests against rivals, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff said on Friday.The Austrian told reporters at his home grand prix that the governing FIA was already looking into the possibility of such a measure.Rivals Red Bull have protested t
While Toto Wolff has smiled a lot in recent weeks, he has also been upset by Red Bull's behaviour, including Christian Horner. Milton Keynes' team filed a claim against George Russell in Montreal after the race, for a safe car braking. In return, the director of Mercedes F1 has issued the idea of increasing the costs of claims to avoid protests without meaning or hope. "Well, it is absolutely legitimate to protest. We (...)
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