FIA steward Warwick suspended for Canadian GP
Summary
Former F1 driver Derek Warwick has been temporarily removed from his steward position for the Canadian Grand Prix after making unauthorized public comments. The FIA stated that Enrique Bernoldi would replace him for the event, and Warwick will return for the Austrian Grand Prix.Key Facts
- Derek Warwick, a former F1 driver, was suspended from his steward role for the Canadian Grand Prix.
- The FIA suspended him due to unauthorized media comments he made.
- Enrique Bernoldi, from Brazil, will take his place, working from Geneva.
- Warwick admitted his comments were not appropriate and apologized.
- He will resume his steward duties at the upcoming Austrian Grand Prix.
- Warwick has won the Le Mans 24 Hours and was a president of the British Racing Drivers' Club.
- An ex-F1 driver is always one of the four stewards at each grand prix.
- Another steward, Johnny Herbert, was removed by the FIA earlier for similar issues.
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