Verstappen's F1 world title sparked a lot of discussion, some people complained about Hamilton, some people thought that Verstappen deserved it, the FIA's decision on the spot was a bit confusing, and Mercedes, who lost the driver's championship, immediately filed a complaint, but the final result is difficult to change.
In response to Mercedes's protests, Red Bull's Marco still did not keep his mouth shut. "It is indeed a disgrace to postpone the attribution of the world champion in such a way. All I can say is that only faceless losers would make such protests and complaints. ”
"A young man and a young and dynamic team broke their 7-year monopoly. Filing a complaint after the game was very offensive, and they knew it wouldn't help at all. In my eyes, they are outright losers. ”
In response to Mercedes' complaint, Marko said: "We don't care, we are on the moral high ground. ”
'If this time there is no positive impact on the future championship attribution, we will carefully consider our future in F1." Marko asked for changes to the rules and clarification of the penalty process.
Marko wants the FIA to adjust the rules
"The whole system has to be considered, and the penalties must be consistent, not this time and then the next." The rules must be simpler and clearer. ”
"The rules must guarantee that penalties can be handed down quickly and that the person in charge can complete the work in a matter of seconds." There can be no difference in all decisions.
At the center of the criticism is Michael Massey, whose decision has left the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in great turmoil. Red Bull has benefited from the results, but Marko believes it's hard to avoid problems like this.
"After making many mistakes and making multiple questionable decisions, it is definitely necessary to take the necessary action to make a change. Now we will have a new President who hopes that he will be able to resolve this issue first. ”
Verstappen deserves this title
Horner was very disappointed by Mercedes' post-match actions. We are very proud of what Verstappen has achieved in such an incredible season.
"He deserves this world championship, no one can take it."
Of course, verstappen was still nervous about being investigated for unsafe driving.
Marko said: "He was nervous, he was nervous before the game. His performance under pressure was perfect and he had a very stressful day. In the end Mercedes' appeal was rejected.
Horner said: "Michael wants them to play and that's something we've been talking about for years. Nicky Lauda had previously initiated the let them race proposal, and this time he followed the idea. ”