F1 scandal unveiled: Prejudices against Fia Stewards threaten Max Verstappen's reign

The former F1 champion Slams Fia Stewards for alleged bias against Max Verstappen

The Formula -1 World was shaken by prejudices against Red Bulls Max Verstappen, with the former champion Jacques Villeneuve showing the fingers on the FIA ​​stewards. Villeneuve claims that there is a clear discrepancy about how punishments are given, especially when it comes to the Dutch driver.

During Miami Grand Prix's latest sprint, Verstappen received a controversial 10-second time penalty for a boxing collision with Kimi Antonelli. This punishment proved to be expensive when she pressed Verstappen on the back of the pack and ultimately influenced his chances of scoring important points. Despite his best efforts, Verstappen was able to manage only fourth place in the race on Sunday and lost the lead against Oscar Piatri, who secured his third victory in a row.

Villeneuve did not hold back his criticism, which indicates that Piatri is currently enjoying preferred treatment from the stewards. The former champion praised Piatri's on the track and emphasized his relationship with Mentor Mark Webber as the key factor for his success. According to Villeneuve, Piatris Status, as a “golden child” in the F1, got him in contrast to relegate to the Stewards at will in contrast.

Villeneuve moved parallels to earlier rivalries in Formula 1 to the intensive struggle between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg during their time as Mercedes teammates. He noticed that depending on the driver involved, there seemed to be a similar imbalance in relation to the punishments. Villeneuve's remarks have once again sparked the debate about fairness and equality in sport and raised questions about the consistency of Steward decisions.

While the controversy around Verstappen and the alleged bias joins around him, F1 fans are surprised at the true nature of competition in sport. Will the FIA ​​address these accusations of favoritism, or will the perceived imbalance continue to throw a shadow about the championship fight? In this world of Formula 1, only time will recognize.