Many drivers expressed their dissatisfaction on Saturday night during the A1 Grand Prix qualifying press conferences in Canada for the second race – Endurance.<\/p>\n
According to reports, the young Canadian Robert Wickens allegedly did not respect a yellow flag in the last sector of his fast lap, which required him to slow down. He reportedly took advantage of this to secure pole position, but in complete illegality.<\/p>\n
The yellow flag, caused by David Garza’s accident for Mexico in the last corner, was also not respected by other competitors.<\/p>\n
The request, signed by a dozen drivers, was reviewed by the commission, which did not deem it necessary, after viewing the videos, to change the grid or penalize the drivers.<\/p>\n
N\u00e9el Jani, qualified second for Switzerland during the endurance race, commented: \u00ab There is a rule for yellow flags that must be respected. Therefore, one should not be allowed to improve their times with a yellow flag\u2026 \u00bb<\/p>\n
\u00ab I am disappointed because in this case, I could have also kept going full throttle when I saw the yellow flag and maybe secured pole position. The rules are a bit strange… \u00bb Declares the current championship leader.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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