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Ferrari's Perspective on the Belgian GP Delay: Safety Comes First

Ferrari's team principal has defended the lengthy delay during the Belgian Grand Prix, emphasizing that safety protocols are paramount in motorsport. While fans expressed frustration during the extended wait, he pointed out the impossible trade-off of potentially facing criticism had anything gone wrong.

Our Take:

The tension between fan excitement and the need for safety in Formula 1 is always a delicate balance. While the delay was frustrating for many, it is crucial to prioritize the well-being of drivers and teams over the immediate gratification of racing. In this era of increasing focus on safety, such decisions, though unpopular, are an essential part of preserving the sport's integrity.

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Source: Autosport

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