F1 News:FIA Announces Major Change Ahead of Las Vegas GP Following M… read more
The FIA has revealed a significant change ahead of the upcoming Las Vegas Grand Prix, just weeks after the controversy surrounding Max Verstappen at the Japanese Grand Prix. The governing body of Formula 1 made the announcement in an effort to address concerns raised by drivers and teams following recent race incidents.
The move comes amid growing scrutiny of race regulations and officiating, particularly after Verstappen’s comments about inconsistent decision-making and the handling of certain race situations. The change is expected to improve clarity and consistency in race management, with officials promising more transparency in their decision-making process.
While the specifics of the change have not been fully disclosed, sources suggest it could involve adjustments to race procedures, penalties, or even a more detailed review of the FIA’s communication strategies with teams and drivers.
The Las Vegas GP, set to take place in late November, marks the first major race after these reforms, and the FIA is under pressure to ensure the event runs smoothly, without the controversy that has marred some recent races. Fans and teams alike will be watching closely to see how these changes impact the race weekend.
Stay tuned for more updates as the Las Vegas Grand Prix approaches.
