Australian GP admits security failures after fans invade track FMTNews FMTSports
Fans scaled a fence and flooded into the track at the end of the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne today.
Spectators managed to break through security and access the track toward the end of the race, with some reaching the car driven by Haas’s Nico Hulkenberg as it was parked at the exit of turn two. The Australian Grand Prix Corporation fronted stewards and admitted to the safety and security failures, agreeing it was an “unacceptable situation that could have had disastrous consequences”.Organisers were told to provide a formal remediation plan to address the failures, including a review of the marshals protecting Hulkenberg’s car.
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