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F1 teams admit they overlooked points "loophole" after Suzuka confusion

Formula 1 teams have admitted they overlooked the scenario in the rulebook that awards full points for shortened races, but say it will be sorted for next year.

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Russell and Vettel lead push for FIA to stop tractors going on track

GPDA directors George Russell and Sebastian Vettel are set to lead the push for improvements when the FIA reviews the crane incident in the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix.

Autosport

Russell and Vettel lead push for FIA to stop cranes going on track

GPDA directors George Russell and Sebastian Vettel are set to lead the push for improvements when the FIA reviews the crane incident in Sunday’s Formula 1 Japanese GP.

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Confusion, Crane and Now Cost Cap Risk Taking Gloss off Verstappen Feat

Max Verstappen said the confusion at the end of the Japanese Grand Prix that saw him declared Formula One world champion was "quite funny", but an impending cost-cap ruling could wipe the smiles off faces in the Red Bull garage. The 25-year-old Dutchman became the second youngest double world champion…

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FIA to review use of recovery vehicles after crane incident at Japanese GP

Formula One’s governing body will revisit its procedures after Pierre Gasly, narrowly missed the crane while driving at 200km/h

The Guardian - AU

Confusion, crane and now cost cap risk taking gloss off Verstappen feat

Suzuka (Japan) (AFP) - Max Verstappen said the confusion at the end of the Japanese Grand Prix that saw him declared Formula One world champion was "quite funny", but an impending cost-cap ruling could wipe the smiles off faces in the Red Bull garage.

AFP

Max Verstappen claims second drivers’ championship amid chaotic scenes in Japan

Confusion reigned as to whether full points would be awarded in a race where the time limit would expire before the lap count.

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Pierre Gasly ‘grateful’ to be alive after crane on track at Japanese Grand Prix

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has demanded an inquiry, with F1 sill raw from Jules Bianchi dying after hitting a crane at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix

The Guardian - UK

Max Verstappen admits he did not know he had won F1 title in Japan chaos

Max Verstappen admitted he had no idea he had taken his second F1 world championship as confusion characterised his title-winning victory at the Japanese GP

The Guardian - UK

Lando Norris, F1 Drivers Blast FIA After Gasly’s Near Miss With Crane

The McLaren driver recalled Jules Bianchi’s tragic accident in Japan under similar circumstances in 2014.

Sports Illustrated

Pierre Gasly Recounts Jules Bianchi Tragedy After Near-Miss With Crane

At the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix, Bianchi collided with a crane trying to recover another vehicle, and he died months later from his head injuries.

Sports Illustrated

FIA launches investigation into F1 Japanese GP tractor incident

The FIA has launched an investigation into the timing and use of the recovery vehicles at Formula 1’s Japanese Grand Prix, following driver alarm over the presence of a tractor on the track.

Motorsport

Verstappen Crowned F1 World Champion After Wet, Chaotic Japanese GP

The Dutchman, who now has back-to-back world titles to his name, is just one race win shy of tying the record of most F1 race wins in a season.

Sports Illustrated

Verstappen: Points confusion over F1 world title win was "quite funny"

Max Verstappen found the points confusion over his Japanese Grand Prix victory and second Formula 1 world championship win “quite funny” after the race at Suzuka.

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F1 made mistake with revised points rules, admits Horner

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner thinks Formula 1 made a mistake with the wording of revised points rules that handed Max Verstappen the world championship in Japan.

Motorsport

Ferrari won't appeal Leclerc Suzuka F1 penalty

Ferrari will not appeal Charles Leclerc’s five-second time penalty, but says it was “very surprised and very disappointed” by the decision that settled the Formula 1 title race.

Autosport

Ferrari "surprised, disappointed" by Leclerc Suzuka F1 penalty, but won't appeal

Ferrari will not appeal Charles Leclerc’s five-second time penalty, but says it was “very surprised and very disappointed” by the decision that settled the Formula 1 title race.

The Guardian - UK

Max Verstappen retains F1 title amid chaos and controversy at Japanese GP

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen won a soggy Japanese GP and secured his second world championship, but Pierre Gasly narrowly escaped a serious incident

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Why Verstappen was crowned champion despite shortened Japanese GP

Max Verstappen's crowning as Formula 1 world champion at the Japanese Grand Prix came in hugely confusing circumstances as fans and media were left unsure about if he had done enough.

Daily Mirror

Sky Sports F1 pundits slammed for "shameless" comments before U-turn on Japanese GP chaos

Sky Sports pundits were roundly criticised on social media for their coverage of an incident involving Pierre Gasly, who had a close call with a recovery vehicle on track

AFP

Gasly furious after tractor on Japanese GP track

Suzuka (Japan) (AFP) - French driver Pierre Gasly reacted furiously after passing a tractor on the track at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday, on the same Suzuka circuit where Jules Bianchi suffered a fatal accident.

Daily Mirror

Dangerous Pierre Gasly Japanese GP near-miss sparks fury from Jules Bianchi's father

Philippe Bianchi lost his son to a crash with a recovery vehicle at the Japanese Grand Prix, and would have been watching in horror as Gasly came across one by the track again on Sunday

Autosport

FIA stewards to investigate Gasly for red flag speeding after tractor incident

The FIA stewards will investigate Pierre Gasly for speeding under a red flag amid anger over a stationary tractor on-track in the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix.

The Independent UK

Pierre Gasly says tractor on track at Japanese Grand Prix could have killed him

‘I could have killed myself,’ Gasly fumed as he spoke to his pit wall with the race restart delayed.

Motorsport

FIA: “Too much talk” and “wild speculation” on F1 cost cap

FIA vice president for sport Robert Reid says there has been “too much talk” and “wild speculation” ahead of Monday’s release of the 2021 Formula 1 cost cap analysis results.

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