Ok i googled from forum:
FIST Team AAI have released a statement, heavily criticizing the "serious negligence in on-site emergency response and safety rescue operations" in the Xiaomi China GT Championship. "After the accident [in Race 1 in Shanghai], the organizers failed to allocate sufficient medical resources to carry out treatment as soon as possible."
The statement continues: "It is particularly distressing that during the live broadcast, the organizers did not verify the situation on the scene, and hastily said the drivers left the cars on their own. The actual situation is: our driver was rescued from the burning car by Loek Hartog, regardless of his own safety. We pay our highest respect to Loek for his heroic act of giving himself up to save others."
FIST Team AAI are withdrawing from all future races in China GT, until a meeting is held to discuss the accident with the organizers.
The team demand a comprehensive investigation to clarify the problems with track safety, the live broadcasts and the release of official information. They want a formal apology from the organizers to the teams and drivers involved as well as their families after the inadequate rescue efforts. Before considering returning to China GT, FIST Team AAI want an upgraded safety plan to be published. The team warns of possible legal action.
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