Former Renault team boss Flavio Briatore has been critical of the way the FIA behaved in Singapore. Speaking to the Italian Lapresse he gave the organisation an insufficient mark. Article continues under ad The race in Singapore was not officially over until several hours after the chequered flag fell. Because Sergio Perez had not kept the right distance from the safety car, it had yet to be seen whether a penalty would be applied. In the end, the FIA decided to give the Red Bull driver a five-second time penalty, which did not change the result. Read more Embarrassing performance by Red Bull: 'It's unusual to ask that' Briatore, who in the past had been active in Formula 1 as a manager...
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