The Australian Grand Prix was a grim experience for all those involved in Formula 1. Charlie Whiting was a much-respected member of the racing community and his passing was a surprise to everyone. In his summary of the Australian Grand Prix, Martin Brundle has revealed how much of an important figure Whiting was.   "Charlie was omnipresent at the track," said Brundle in his piece for Sky Sports. "Very little got underway without his official say so. He was master of the track and all sporting and technical procedures. 'Ask Charlie' was a common phrase for everyone." "He commanded total respect throughout F1, and in every country's...
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