Sensational announcement in the motoring world, with the race now in danger of ending up at the center of a case after recent claims.
Last weekend we attended the sixth round of the Formula 1 world championship, with the Miami Grand Prix which kept many fans glued to the television. The race was very beautiful and exciting, and saw the English McLaren driver Lando Norris win the first race of his career in the competition in question.
Completing the podium with him were Max Verstappen, who with this second place further extends his lead over the competition in the drivers’ standings, and Charles Leclerc, who makes Ferrari’s presence alive on the lowest step. However during the US GP There has been no shortage of controversy which could lead to sensational consequences.
After what happened during the race it seems that a surprising appeal is coming, given that the race would have been distorted. A truly incredible scenario, therefore, which was confirmed by the recent words released on the subject.
Unbelievable statements that can change history
The various dubious situations that arose during the Miami GP which took place last weekend continue to be discussed. In particular, some fans on social media are protesting in a major way, complaining about what Red Bull driver Sergio Perez did and above all the penalty inflicted on Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz two and a half hours after the end of the race. In particular, a Prancing Horse supporter wrote the following post on his Twitter account.
”You have to appeal. Perez ruined Sainz’s race and almost knocked Verstappen out, no penalty. Piastri and several other riders did the same thing as Sainz and no penalties. But do you count for something or not?”.
What happens now?
For sure some decisions taken by the Federationon all those indicated by the fan in his tweet, they caused widespread discussionbut at the moment it seems very complicated that there are consequences in this regard.
In fact, no indiscretion is talking about a possible appeal by the Maranello team, and consequently It doesn’t seem like there are enough limits to do anything anyway. These are errors that are very important, but which rarely lead to such outcomes.
