Red Bull being ganged up on as second F1 team calls for FIA to police ‘strange’ situation

Red Bull being bothered as second F1 group calls for FIA to police ‘odd’ circumstance

Red Bull’s organization has been raised doubt about.

Ferrari have turned into the second group to raise worries about Red Bull and AlphaTauri’s organization subsequent to Dancing Ponies boss Fred Vasseur required the FIA to “police” how the ruling F1 champions are doing their sister group.

While Vasseur maintains his belief that the FIA will effectively manage the co-ownership, he admits that he finds the situation extremely “strange.” I think we need to police how the groups are doing their lesser groups, which perhaps isn’t the right word,” Vasseur said the week before.

“For my purposes, it isn’t the correct way on the grounds that, as far as I might be concerned, Toro Rosso, AlphaTauri – or Minardi, I don’t have any idea what is the following one! It’s actual what they are doing together [with Red Bull] is what is happening with two groups possessed by a similar organization.

“Be that as it may, the FIA has had the option to oversee it up to this point – and I’m certain they will actually want to in future.” This comes after McLaren manager Zak Brown required a prohibition in like manner responsibility for groups in a backhanded assault on Red Bull. 

In an open letter, Brown composed: ” We ought to focus on a portion of those decides that at present effect the fairness between contenders. For instance, most other significant games restrict the responsibility for groups inside a similar association as a result of the undeniable potential harm that it does to rivalry.

Because it affects decisions made both on and off the track, it is a unhealthy situation. Whether it’s an instance of approaching more information, sharing parts or faculty, or in any event, having impact over an essential vote, it’s not in that frame of mind of the guidelines.