Lewis Hamilton Calls for Publication of FIA Commission Report on Abu Dhabi GP

Lewis Hamilton has recently opened up on the infamous Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The Abu Dhabi GP last year has been the most talked about event in F1 in recent years. FIA held a commission meeting on the Abu Dhabi race recently. Now, Lewis wants the findings of the meeting to be published in public.

FIA later called for a commission meeting as Mercedes immediately presented pleas. The commission meeting took place on February 14, with the presence of team bosses from every team. Michael Masi, the race director, was fired from his duty after the meeting. However, the reports are still to be published.

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Even though the reports have made quite an impact on the F1 world, the reports aren’t made public yet. Hamilton wants the report to be published in public to give a clear view of what happened in Abu Dhabi. Let the fans know what happened at Abu Dhabi and it’ll be all crystal clear, the former McLaren driver believes.

Talking about this, the seven times world champion has conveyed, “I’ve not seen it, I didn’t think it was out yet. But I think I’m excited to see the results from that report. I think hopefully everyone will get to see it and to have perhaps a better understanding of everything.”

“And I think ultimately, like everything, it’s down to understanding where we’ve been, so we can move forwards and in a positive light.” the 37-year-old British driver further stated.

What happened in Abu Dhabi?

The last race of last season has been quite controversial. The sport hasn’t seen anything like this before. Two drivers at identical points just before the last race is a very rare scene. At the end of 21 races, both Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen were at 369.5 points.

Hamilton was on his way to clinch his eighth world title. The Briton was set to break Michael Schumacher’s record of seven World championships. However, things change drastically as Michael Masi, the race director, has made a major decision. Masi called to unlap the lapped cars and take off the safety car. In the end, Lewis’s dream to have eight world titles remained untouched.

The last race started with Hamilton leading the entire race. Until Nicholas Latifi crashed against the barrier and then the safety car came out. The end of the safety car saw Verstappen right behind Hamilton with fresher tires. In the end, Max overtook Lewis to take home his maiden world championship.

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