The FIA is to look into the events surrounding Mark Webber's fiery retirement from Sunday's Grand Prix, after admitting that race control had called for the fire marshall to scramble a response to the scene of the burning Red Bull at turn 3. That resulted in a fire truck driving onto the track at turn 1 even as the cars were coming down the start/finish straight still at some speed, as the safety car had not yet had an opportunity to pick up and pace the race leaders. The incident began when Adrian Sutil's Force India spun and collided with the side of Mark Webber's car at the hairpin. The impact burst an oil radiator, and the heat then ignited the oil and caused a blaze to rapidly engulf...
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