Hamilton was “robbed” of the title and the decisions made over a late-race safety car “still feel like a nightmare”, Wolff said. He said he could not guarantee if Hamilton would continue to race in F1. Wolff said Mercedes would “hold the FIA to account” but he had “confidence, trust and faith” that the teams and drivers could work with the governing body to create a “more robust decision-making process”. “The FIA can’t really mark their own homework,” Wolff said. Wolff said he was “not interested in having a conversation with Michael Masi”. He added: “It’s not only a decision to change the race director; the whole system of decision-making needs to be improved. Wolff said he “wished” there had been more “consistency” in decision-making throughout the 2021 F1 season so the sport could have “avoided many of the controversies throughout the year”. “This situation is nothing to do with Max,” Wolff said.

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