Felipe Massa sues FIA & Ecclestone for covering up Crashgate in 2008. He wants £64 m and the world-title crown he lost to Hamilton by one point.
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Fernando Alonso erupted in frustration after multiple drivers cut turn one without penalty at Mexico City, costing him race positions. The two-time world champion launched a scathing critique of the FIA for systematically ignoring track limit violations that fundamentally altered the race.
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An investigation into Liam Lawson’s near-collision with track marshals at Mexico City reveals the Racing Bulls driver maintained his racing line despite explicit danger warnings. The incident raises critical questions about driver responsibility when responding to official safety signals.
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Felipe Massa’s historic trial opens this week at London’s High Court against the FIA and Bernie Ecclestone. The Brazilian driver is claiming 80 million euros and demanding the FIA acknowledge it violated its own rules during the 2008 Singapore Crashgate scandal.
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A controversial 10-second penalty for cutting Turn 4 cost Lewis Hamilton a podium at the Mexico City Grand Prix, dropping him from third to eighth. While Hamilton admitted to running wide, he and Ferrari questioned why Max Verstappen’s similar corner-cutting went unpunished—highlighting growing concerns over inconsistent stewarding in Formula 1.
The FIA has cleared all 10 F1 teams of overspending in the 2024 budget cap audit. While Aston Martin received a fine for a minor procedural error, no team breached the $135 million spending limit.
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