George Russell has warned that hings seem to be continuously going in an unstable direction at the FIA.
It comes after Robert Reid, the organisations deputy president for sport, announced his resignation yesterday.
He cited a fundamental breakdown in governance standards within motorsports global governing body.
Reacting to the news, Russell said: “Its getting to a point now where these things are happening so often.
“As drivers, we all tried to get involved in the past, didn make much headroom and things seem to be continuously going in an unstable direction.
“Ive got to be honest, we
e getting to a point now where our actions are having little impact with those guys.
“Weve got to trust in the teams and Formula One to work with the FIA to come to a common ground.
“If we can help, we want to be there, but often it just seems as if things are going in their own direction. “
Lando Norris has dared Max Verstappen to come and test his car if he is so confident that he would dominate behind the wheel of a McLaren.
After his tense victory in Japan, the Dutchman quipped you wouldn have even seen me had he been driving a McLaren around the Suzuka circuit.
