Looking flash, Rash! Manchester United star Marcus steps out in a white shirt and a beaded necklace as he enjoys Paris Fashion Week 11 years after competing in women's Olympic trials Transgender male boxer Patricio Manuel picks up THIRD straight victory to continue his unbeaten record. Sheikh Jassim is seen in a rare photo on his father's Instagram as the Qatari billionaire looks relaxed amid Man United takeover bidĪnthony Joshua vs Dillian Whyte 'is back ON with Body Snatcher set to receive new contract for August 12 bout' after hitting back at Eddie Hearn Neymar's father 'insulted environmental agents and was threatened with arrest' in row over banned construction work at the PSG star's mansion Kevin Pietersen was built for 'Bazball' but he tells Mail Sport's Nasser Hussain that Ben Stokes was wrong to declare at EdgbastonĬhelsea new boy Nkunku bizarrely hails Blues as a 'good project' after £53m move, despite Boehly's transfer disaster and 11th-place finish The same outlet claims that there is a growing belief that Masi's position as race director is untenable following his judgment calls in Abu Dhabi. The inquiry was launched to determine how the mistakes in the desert were made, with BBC also reporting that figures within the FIA acknowledge that Masi failed to follow the rules correctly, which consequently had an effect on the title outcome.
They are due to release the findings of their inquiry into the controversial ending to the season finale at a meeting of the F1 Commission next Monday. The BBC reports that the FIA have access to all radio communication from Abu Dhabi so are aware of the footage. It was initially released by Formula One four days after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix but only now has it caused a whirlwind online, with the hashtag '#F1xed' trending as a result. The video has gained traction on social media but is not a new revelation. This should be sickening listening to any fan. Masi essentially executed the instructions of Jonathan Wheatley (Red Bull) without any second thought over its legality or fairness. New emerging footage of Abu Dhabi GP containing previously unheard radio. When Mercedes chief Toto Wolff demanded a reason for the controversial call, Masi replied: 'Toto, it's called a motor race, OK?' 'Understood,' the Australian responds before making his decision. You only need to let them go, and then we've got a motor race on our hands.' Wheatley first says: 'Those lapped cars you don't need to let them go right the way around and catch up with the back of the pack.
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In the radio messages, Masi is heard receiving advice from Wheatley on how to deal with the lapped cars with Red Bull desperate for a final-lap shootout. Masi has been accused of giving into pressure applied by Red Bull chief Christian Horner and Wheatley, resulting in his decision not to follow the FIA rules and allow the cars to pass. With the Dutchman on a fresher set of tyres, he was able to pass Hamilton on the final lap to win the championship. However, Masi ordered the lapped cars to unlap themselves behind the safety car, resulting in Verstappen closing the gap on his British rival. The FIA are conducting an inquiry into the events of the race with Masi's position at risk
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