Formula 1 teams are reportedly unhappy with the FIA's unexpected release earlier this week of the sport's 2023 calendar. Teams were apparently taken by surprise by the governing body's initiative last Tuesday to publish the record 24-race schedule that includes a grueling USA-Mexico-Brazil triple-header that theoretically required the formal approval of the teams. According to The Guardian, the calendar was set to be published on September 23, but the FIA unilaterally decided to release the 2023 schedule after a meeting last Tuesday of the World Motor Sport Council, a lack of notice that angered the teams. But the latter's main bone of contention is the fact that the FIA did not follow its...
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