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Pepe Martí admits drivers’ letter to FIA president was ‘freaking weird’: a motorsport rarity

Harry Bright by Harry Bright
March 31, 2026
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Formula E Drivers Unite: Shocking Letter to FIA President Sparks Controversy!

In a stunning turn of events during the recent Madrid E-Prix, a collective outcry from Formula E drivers has sent shockwaves through the motorsport world! Rookie sensation Pepe Martí has boldly described the infamous letter addressed to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem as “freaking weird,” after he found himself caught in the whirlwind of a document that has united all 20 drivers on the grid in an unprecedented show of solidarity.

Martí, who entered the fray with only six race starts under his belt, was among the last to sign this significant letter, initially feeling pressured to add his name to the growing list of signatures. “I sort of didn’t want to be the odd one out,” he candidly admitted, as the document, already boasting 18 signatures, made its rounds among the drivers.

The letter, a rare amalgamation of voices from across the racing spectrum, was sent to the FIA before the thrilling race at the Circuito del Jarama. It addressed the growing concerns among drivers, calling for vital changes to ensure the sport is as fair and enjoyable as possible. Key demands included the inclusion of former Formula E drivers on the stewarding panel and a thorough review of race director Marek Hanaczewski's performance.

This unprecedented move is not just a minor protest; it’s a declaration of intent from the drivers who are determined to see improvements in the championship. Season 3 champion Lucas di Grassi and reigning world champion Oliver Rowland spearheaded this initiative, crafting a letter that has now become a rallying point for drivers across the grid.

For Martí, signing the letter was a complicated decision. While he recognized that there have been areas of dissatisfaction throughout the season, he also expressed concern about the harsh perception surrounding the letter. “I’m not against the letter,” he clarified. “It’s a recommendation letter, and I feel it’s being taken very harshly.”

The essence of this document is clear: the drivers want to make their championship not just competitive but also entertaining for the fans. “All we’re looking for is to make this championship as fair as possible,” Martí emphasized, acknowledging the efforts of all involved while also voicing a collective desire for improvement.

As the dust settles after the Madrid E-Prix, one thing is certain: the drivers' letter has ignited a firestorm of debate within the motorsport community. Will the FIA heed their call for change, or will this be just another chapter in the ongoing saga of racing politics? One thing is for sure—this is a story that fans won't want to miss!

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