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Why does every incident that might take a few laps to be cleared up need a red flag, I'm not getting it at all, maybe I'm missing something.
F1 has NEVER done this, ever, most other racing formula doesn't either, F2, Nope, F3, Nope, GT racing, Nope, WEC, Nope.
But F1 should why, so that the Netflix generation can get an extra set of instance thrills, erm Nope. If the incident is big and parts of the circuit damaged or if someone is hurt or the potential then, RED FLAG. For anything else then its a Safety Car and the race plays out, simples. Why complicate something that has been the same for decades in racing.
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