FIA defends marshals being caught on track in F1 Las Vegas GP
The FIA defended its decision to deploy marshals on track under double-waved yellow flag conditions during the F1 Las Vegas GP.
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The FIA defended its decision to deploy marshals on track under double-waved yellow flag conditions during the F1 Las Vegas GP.
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