GPDA directors George Russell and Sebastian Vettel will lead a push for safety improvements after the FIA investigation into the JapaneseGP tractor incident Full F1 story ⬇️
Drivers were furious to see recovery vehicles out on track, especially in wet conditions as visibility is poor, and they want to ensure that it never happens again.’s first-lap crash, and it was on the racing line when the field passed by under safety car conditions on the next lap, prior to the red flag.
During the red flag break in Suzuka Russell tried to make phone contact with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, before the restart was announced and he had to return to the garage. “I think we spoke a little bit about it in the drivers’ briefing this week,” Russell told Autosport. “Because there was a tractor on track in Singapore with [Yuki] Tsunoda’s crash under a safety car, and it was at the point that people were transitioning to slicks.
“We’re all going to speak to the FIA. In our view, it’s pretty straightforward. No tractors on track. And if you need a tractor on track, red flag it.”
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