Danica Patrick Accuses FIA Is Sabotaging Red Bull F1 And Max Verstappen Unlike Hard Support For Briton Drivers

Former racing star Danica Patrick has stirred controversy by accusing the FIA of unfairly targeting Red Bull Racing and their dominant driver, Max Verstappen. In a bold statement, Patrick suggested that the FIA is intentionally sabotaging Red Bull’s success, while offering hard support for British drivers, adding fuel to the ongoing debate about bias in Formula 1.

Patrick’s remarks have ignited discussions within the motorsport community, with many questioning whether the governing body has shown favoritism towards British drivers like Lewis Hamilton. According to her, Red Bull and Verstappen have faced disproportionately strict regulations and penalties, which she believes have hindered their performance compared to their rivals.

Her claims come at a time when Verstappen’s dominance on the track has drawn both praise and criticism. Patrick’s comments suggest that behind-the-scenes politics may be influencing the results, leading fans to question the impartiality of the sport’s governing body.

While neither the FIA nor any British drivers have responded to Patrick’s allegations, the racing world is buzzing with speculation. As the Formula 1 season continues, all eyes will be on how the FIA handles these accusations and whether they will take steps to address concerns of bias moving forward