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F1 Drivers Reflect on FIA's Decision to Delay Belgian GP Start for Safety

The recent decision by the FIA to delay the start of the Belgian Grand Prix sparked discussions among F1 drivers regarding safety measures in extreme conditions. While some drivers felt the initial visibility made racing unsafe, others supported the choice, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing safety above all.

Our Take:

In a sport where fractions of seconds can determine the outcome, the FIA's commitment to safety should never waver. While it can be frustrating for fans and teams alike, ensuring that drivers can compete under safe conditions is paramount, and this delay serves as a reminder that the well-being of drivers is always the top priority.

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Source: Motorsport.com

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