🗣“I think Monaco was a long time ago. And so to be talking about Monaco in Abu Dhabi, I think that train has left the station.” F1 team bosses says it's too late for the FIA to investigate Sergio Perez’s accident in Q3 in Monaco. ⬇️
After Verstappen refused to help Perez by handing him sixth place and extra points on the last lap in Brazil multiple sources suggested that Monaco was the root cause of his ongoing frustration, although the Dutchman, Perez and the Red Bull team have refused to confirm that.
“I'm pretty sure they looked at the time, and we need to move forward and think that things are moving forward.”’s Zak Brown. “So I think we need to as a sport, if we see something that needs to be investigated, move more swiftly. “You could be going all the way to the back of the grid with such an incident. So for me if you want to park your car, you do it in a different way.
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
FIA open to investigating Perez's Monaco crash if complaint is madeThe FIA says it would be prepared to investigate whether or not Sergio Perez deliberately crashed in Formula 1's Monaco Grand Prix qualifying if a formal complaint is made.
Read more »
FIA not planning investigation on Perez Monaco GP crashThe FIA says it would be prepared to investigate whether or not Sergio Perez deliberately crashed in Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix qualifying if a formal complaint is made.
Read more »
FIA prepared to investigate Perez’s Monaco qualifying crashF1’s governing body the FIA is prepared to investigate whether Sergio Perez crashed deliberately in qualifying at the Monaco Grand Prix - if a complaint is made.
Read more »
Sergio Perez addresses rumours of intentional crash at Monaco GPSergio Perez has responded to claims his crash in Monaco qualifying may have been intentional, responding 'everyone can make mistakes'.
Read more »
Red Bull’s F1 rivals have no appetite for Perez crash investigationFormula 1 team bosses says it's too late for the FIA to investigate Sergio Perez’s accident in Q3 in Monaco, despite President Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s offer to do so.
Read more »
FIA dismisses pro-Mercedes F1 bias and leak allegationsFIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has dismissed accusations of bias towards the Mercedes Formula 1 team, and responded to concerns over leaks from within motor racing’s governing body.
Read more »