Mexico City GP: Lewis Hamilton critical of ‘grey areas’ in F1 rulebook and Max Verstappen’s defence of position

The drivers of Formula One will meet on Friday to discuss the controversial incident involving Lando Norris and Max Verstappen at the United States Grand Prix. They will also seek clarification from the FIA. You can watch the Mexico City Grand Prix this weekend live on Sky Sports F1, beginning with Practice One at 7.30 p.m. on Friday and continuing until the race on Sunday at 8 p.m.Lewis Hamilton is of the opinion that “grey areas” in Formula One’s rules mean that Max Verstappen has “gotten away with it for so long” when defending position on the track. This comes as drivers are getting ready to meet on Friday to discuss the incident that occurred between the Dutchman and Lando Norris during the United States Grand Prix.

Thursday’s media day, which took place in advance of this weekend’s Mexico City Grand Prix, was dominated by discussion regarding the lap-52 incident that occurred in the race that took place in the United States last Sunday. This incident resulted in Norris receiving a time penalty that led to him losing his podium position for passing his title rival Verstappen during a late-race battle for third place.

Following this, McLaren has initiated a challenge to the decision through the right of review in an effort to overturn it. The initial hearing is scheduled to take place at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez on Friday at 9.30 p.m., United Kingdom time.

McLaren has launched a shocking bid to overturn Lando Norris’s overtake on Max Verstappen. Given the current state of affairs, how difficult is it for Lando Norris to win the Formula One championship compared to Max Verstappen?
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In light of the fact that Formula One’s overtaking guidelines, as well as the consistency of stewards’ decisions and penalties following a number of other controversial incidents that occurred over the course of the Austin weekend, are currently under scrutiny, seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton stated that the sport needed to “level up on all areas” of officiating. He also suggested that his former title rival’s strategy for defending position should not be permitted.

In his words, “It’s always been a grey area,” Hamilton said. Why has he been able to get away with it for such a long time?