Lewis Hamilton's presence on the grid in Bahrain next March could depend on the outcome of the FIA's inquiry into the events that unfolded in last month's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Since F1's dramatic title-decider at Yas Marina, where Hamilton lost the title to arch-rival Max Verstappen in a last lap shootout manufactured by race director Michael Masi in controversial circumstances, the seven-time world champion has remained out of the public eye and off social media. Last month, Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff revealed that Hamilton was "wavering in emotions" and "disillusioned" with F1 because of the dubious events that took palace in Abu Dhabi. Since, insiders claim the...
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