FIA race director Michael Masi says Toto Wolff's complaint to race control over Nikita Mazepin in Sunday's Spanish GP was a "very rare" in-race intervention by the Mercedes boss. Haas rookie Mazepin has sparked the wrath of at least one of his colleagues at every race weekend this season, the inattentive Russian often putting himself in the path of another car in practice sessions or in the race itself. At Portimão, Mazepin was hit with a five-second penalty and added a penalty point for almost causing a collision in the race with Red Bull's Sergio Perez. On Sunday, race leader Lewis Hamilton was running in the wake of the Haas, seeking to lap Mazepin when Wolff radioed in to...
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