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FIA meeting for high-level talks over Abu Dhabi controversy

Article To news overview © Mercedes F1's governing body, the FIA, have met for discussions this week in a bid to make progress with their investigation into the title-deciding Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. RacingNews365.com understands that new FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem is leading the talks in Geneva, along with Deputy President for Sport, Robert Reid, who has assumed responsibility for the "detailed analysis" into the closing stages of the race. A review was initiated after F1 Race Director Michael Masi restarted the encounter for one lap following a late Safety Car period, having only cleared the lapped cars between title contenders Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton...
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