McLaren's Andrea Stella got his wish!
The FIA’s Formula 1 race director Niels Wittich has moved to ban drivers from stopping in the fast lane of the pit lane after recent impeding incidents.
And with McLaren boss Andrea Stella calling for changes to be made ahead of the Brazilian GP, he has his wish. “During the shootout and qualifying, drivers may create a gap between the pit exit lights and the SC2 line. “I think it’s all imperfect at the moment, so we need to come up probably with something else, but it’s hard,” he told media personnel.
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