FIA race director, Michael Masi, has come in for more criticism, 'completely ignoring any level of common sense' in Abu Dhabi. That is the view of ex-Formula 1 racer, Stefan Johansson – who featured on the podium 12 times in the 79 starts he made from 1983 to 1991 – with the 65-year-old pulling no punches when it came to assessing Masi's decision-making abilities. 'First, I guess it’s positive for F1 that everyone is chiming in, that there’s so much passion for either side, Lewis or Max,' Johansson wrote on his personal blog. 'Whether it’s intentional or not, the entertainment value of this controversy has gone through the roof. 'But I think there has to be a balance...
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