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F1 scandal which led to Lewis Hamilton winning the 2008 world championship is in the spotlight - Vimarsana News

F1 scandal which led to Lewis Hamilton winning the 2008 world championship is in the spotlight

Retired F1 driver Felipe Massa says he wants to investigate the possibility of Lewis Hamilton's 2008 world championship being awarded to him.

Source: abc.net.au
Andrew Westacott promises 'thorough investigation' after fans break through security to access Albert Park track - Vimarsana News

Andrew Westacott promises 'thorough investigation' after fans break through security to access Albert Park track

Australian Grand Prix boss Andrew Westacott says there will be a "thorough investigation" after fans broke through security to access the Albert Park track before the race was over.

Source: abc.net.au
UPDATE: Haas Australian GP protest rejected - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: Haas Australian GP protest rejected

Haas has failed with its protest into the race result at the Australian Grand Prix after controversy surrounding a late race restart. Kevin Magnussen’s crash triggered a red flag that left two laps possible after a standing start.

Source: racer.com
Australian Grand Prix spectators invade track as Formula One cars speed along - Vimarsana News

Australian Grand Prix spectators invade track as Formula One cars speed along

Spectators managed to break through security lines and run onto the track before the end of the race at Albert Park, in Melbourne, on Sunday.

FIA clampdown puts stop to F1 pitwall fence celebrations - Vimarsana News

FIA clampdown puts stop to F1 pitwall fence celebrations

The FIA has moved to clamp down on F1 team personnel climbing pitwall fences as part of post-race celebrations.

Source: crash.net