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Teams to blame for Monza safety car fizzer

Sep.19 Formula 1 teams shouldn't be pointing the finger at the governing FIA for the way in which the recent Italian GP at Monza ended, according to Andreas Seidl. F1 fans but also many prominent personalities of the sport, including Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto, blasted the FIA for ending the race behind a protracted safety car period. But McLaren boss Seidl says the FIA actually isn't to blame. 'In the end, race control simply applied the rules that exist, and that's right,' he told RTL. The German said the incident is a side-effect of the highly controversial finale to the 2021 world championship in Abu Dhabi, where the end of the final safety car was rushed by the later-axed race...
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