Eddie Jordan launches attack at FIA over hindering Max Verstappen deliberately in Brazil
"Was he dealt a fair deal when the red flag came out six🌞 cars, seven cars later?"

Ex-F1 team boss Eddie Jordan has launched an attack at former FIA race director Niels Wittich over his handlin🐷g of the red flag in qualifying at the Sao Pau💯lo Grand Prix.
168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen was knocked out in Q2 at Interlagos after heܫ was unabl൲e to improve on his final lap.
This was because of 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lance Stroll’s stricken Aston🌜 Martin, which resulted in a red 🎶flag.
Unlike the other red fl🌠ag stoppages in qualifying, it took approximately 🐓40 seconds for it to be deployed, leaving Verstappen irked by the timing of it.
While Verstappen would go on to win the race later that day from 17th on the grid, it could have been decisive in the title race, given rival 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris started from pole.
Speaking on the podcast, Jordan hit out at the FIA follow🐲ing an exchange with 🍰co-host and former F1 driver David Coulthard.
Coulthard started the 🦄discussion by saying: “I think it’s kind of found its natural place now where the luck of where the Safety C🌄ar comes out is the luck of the racing gods.
“We have to assume that the race director never looks at things l♌ike where car꧃s are as to whether…”
Jordan quick൲ly stated: “Of course he does! Of course he does🃏!”
“Are you telling me that Max was dealt a fair deal? Was he dealt a fair deal when the red flag came ou♑t six cars, seven cars later? Come on David, don’t be stupi🦂d.
“You know the gods are in Lando’s hands. They want Lando to win this ♎Championship. But he’s not going to, because Max has outfoxed him. That’s it.”
Coulthard replied: “Well, look, I don’t know if it’s true. I think that sometimes the racing gods just are…”
Jordan concluded🌺: “The red flag was wrong! It was a mistake!
“He f***** up, didn’t he!”
Verstappen can win his fourth consecu🌠tive F1 title at next weekend’s Las Vegas Grand Prix.

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