Red Bull chief aims dig at Lewis Hamilton in verdict on Felipe Massa F1 lawsuit.

Red Bull consultant Helmut Marko said he needs Felipe Massa’s legitimate offered to require the 2008 Equation 1 title from Lewis Hamilton to be effective.

The Brazilian is sloping up legitimate activity against both F1 and the FIA over the result of that championship from 15 a long time prior. It was started by a claim from Bernie Ecclestone prior this year that he and then-FIA chief Max Mosley knew almost the ‘Crashgate’ embarrassment some time recently it got to be open information.

Ecclestone has since said he cannot keep in mind giving those cites. But Massa is squeezing on with his legitimate challenge besides and needs the result of the 2008 Singapore Fantastic Prix scoured, which would chance the result of the title race.

It remains to be seen whether Massa’s legitimate group will be able to show a compelling case. But Ruddy Bull consultant Marko accepts the Brazilian might have a chance of accomplishing his objective.

“In case there are unused realities, the matter can be opened up. And after that the chances for Massa aren’t so awful,” he told Austrian outlet Krone. “The as it were address is, where would we be in the event that we had to re-evaluate numerous other races where there were episodes?”

And Marko went on to form a burrow at his team’s Mercedes rivals by communicating his individual crave to see Massa effective in his lawful challenge, since it would at that point cruel that Hamilton would be consigned to being a six-time world winner.

He included: “It was terrible to see how Massa celebrated winning the title for 20 seconds in Brazil and after that abruptly everything was gone. I would like him to be granted this title – and Mr. Hamilton, for whom records aren’t that vital, would at that point have one less.”

In any case, a effective result for Massa might not be all awful news for Hamilton. Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff said he will be keeping a near eye on the result of the lawful challenge because it may allow the Silver Bolts to revisit the 2021 Abu Dhabi Amazing Prix in which Hamilton was questionably beaten to the title by Max Verstappen.

Wolff said: “Typically clearly not something that anyone saw coming, the rules are beautiful clear in Equation 1. On the off chance that there’s a gracious case behind it, it would certainly set a point of reference, anything it is. We are looking from the sidelines with interest. The FIA commented on the 2021 race with a clear articulation, so that’s why we were looking at it with intrigued.”