Aaaaah,, in this case the FIA really have done little wrong. IF the drivers had obeyed the double yellows and drove to the circumstances it was perfectly ok to extricate a dead car well off the track. but double yellows were NOT obeyed and a crash happened.
The FIA should have charged all the drivers, [even after the crash they were going flat out] that did not substansially slow.
This at all 'proffesional' events. Safety cars are not needed unless the dead car is on or very close to the track
Could not agree more on the yellow flag issue.
And I am disapointed that Philippe Streiff has backed down on his statement.
But I disagree that "FIA have done liitle wrong"
The FIA has for far too long allowed a farce to be made of yellow flags. If ever there was a case to be made, it is enduring demise of obeyance of the yellow flag rule over many, many years. Yellow flags have become a complete joke, and we will have the continuation of this complete stupidity of destroying a race with unecessary use and abuse of the safety car, and now a virtual safety car, all because the FIA does not have the balls to stand up and enforce the existing yellow flag rules!!!