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What can we say more when it comes to F1 teams and drivers and the FIA in 2022? It’s like a cat and a dog are constantly fighting, and it seems like nobody is winning the fight at all! It’s like the FIA is always finding ways to make team bosses and drivers mad about certain things, and this time, it’s about how the race has ended in Monza. It’s not the first time, and as things stand, it won’t be the last time that the F1 bosses and drivers will be mad with the FIA’s decisions. But what are Christian Horner, Toto Wolff and Mattia Binotto angry about? And how did the FIA respond to that? Stick around with us to find out more.
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