FIA British GP decision questioned as former Alpine boss offers alternative

The British Grand Prix ended behind the safety car after a controversial decision by the FIA, sparking debate over race management. Former Alpine boss Otmar Szafnauer criticized the decision, suggesting the race should have been red-flagged following Max Verstappen's late retirement for a more dramatic finish. Charles Leclerc's first win of the season came amid this scrutiny, highlighting the importance of officiating decisions in high-stakes motorsport. The debate underscores broader questions about how race officials handle safety versus spectacle.