Sainz voices his apprehensions about racing regulations under the scrutiny of legal examination
In the world of Formula 1, drivers Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon have expressed their concerns about the clarity of the racing guidelines. Carlos Sainz found himself in the spotlight recently, with a ten-second penalty confirmed for a nascar-like incident involving him. The FIA also annulled the two penalty points from his superlicense, following a prior context. Sainz suggested that having the same referee at every nascar race could help in understanding the stewards' decisions, but the current system sees a rotating team of four independent judges at each Grand Prix. Albon, too, has been voicing his confusion, particularly about what is allowed and what is not in racing. He mentioned that the FIA provides insights into their decisions, making for good discussions, but the drivers still find themselves in a state of uncertainty. Sainz also stated that there might be pressure on the stewards to make decisions during the race, a sentiment echoed by Albon. The drivers added that there is pressure from the media, drivers, and everyone else to know the result as soon as possible after the nascar today. Meanwhile, the future of Pierre Hadjar in racing remains uncertain. Another notable development is Max Verstappen's debut at the Nordschleife. However, the bullet points do not provide any new suggestions from drivers about improving the clarity of the racing guidelines or any new pressure on the stewards or the FIA from drivers, media, or anyone else. Racing driver Colapinto is also part of the conversation, but the specific series he is part of was not mentioned in the paragraph. The ongoing discussion revolves around the possibility of having permanent stewards, but this has not yet been established in Formula 1. In conclusion, the drivers' concerns highlight the need for improved clarity in the racing guidelines, and discussions continue to take place regarding the potential implementation of permanent stewards in the sport.
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