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The 2021 Faux-rmula 1 World Championship – A legal analysis
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://sportslawandpolicyreviewreporter.com/2022/01/18/the-2021-faux-rmula-1-world-championship-a-legal-analysis%ef%bf%bc/
The 2021 Faux-rmula 1 World Championship – A legal analysis
The 2021 Formula 1 world championship has been one of the most entertaining and controversial seasons in F1 since its inception. The reigning world champion, Lewis Hamilton had seemed to run out of the dominant car that won him 6 world titles and the young lion, Max Verstappen always claimed that a competitive car would prove that he was world championship material and this season his team, Red Bull Racing, delivered a car that would fetch him his maiden title. However, this victory is far from a clean and fair one.The catastrophe of the Abu Dhabi grand prix has been a problem faced by sports fans around the world. From VAR to the FIA, the authorities that are meant to make the game fair have started to have a less than ideal influence on the game.
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By SLPRR ADMINThis episode is also available as a blog post: http://sportslawandpolicyreviewreporter.com/2022/01/18/the-2021-faux-rmula-1-world-championship-a-legal-analysis%ef%bf%bc/
The 2021 Faux-rmula 1 World Championship – A legal analysis
The 2021 Formula 1 world championship has been one of the most entertaining and controversial seasons in F1 since its inception. The reigning world champion, Lewis Hamilton had seemed to run out of the dominant car that won him 6 world titles and the young lion, Max Verstappen always claimed that a competitive car would prove that he was world championship material and this season his team, Red Bull Racing, delivered a car that would fetch him his maiden title. However, this victory is far from a clean and fair one.The catastrophe of the Abu Dhabi grand prix has been a problem faced by sports fans around the world. From VAR to the FIA, the authorities that are meant to make the game fair have started to have a less than ideal influence on the game.