The start of last year’s race at Silverstone was invaded by a group of "Just🦹 Stop Oil" 🌄campaigners.

Fortunately due to the race being red-flagged anyway due to 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Zhou Guanyu’s crash, the prot♍est had a limited impact on the race.

The same ﷽gr📖oup has been active in a number of sporting events in recent months, including Snooker, Cricket and Rugby.

Unlike in other sp🌟ots, the risks in F1 are significantly greater for campaigners to enter the track given the 200 mph s▨peeds.

In an interview with Sky Sports, Wolff addre💜ssed the 🐲prospect of a potential protest at Silverstone this weekend.

"ﷺI think from our side, one needs to understand that our industry is trailblazing in sustainability. We're having sustainable fuels. In 2026, it will be 100 perc🦹ent sustainable fuel.

"The technology and innovation in F1 is important to achieve those mission standards and our cars are drivin😼g 200 miles per hour. You're putting yourselves in danger and also the drivers.

"I can speak for our drivers, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:George Russell and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton. They wouldn't want to have anybody being at risk, spectators, fans or th෴emselves. That is not the place to take big risks. You're not blocking anybody but you're seriously putting people at harm."

F1 CEO Stefano Domenica🍨li made it clear that the sport is “really engaged” on various sustai🍸nable issues.

"We are not here to dispute any different opiꩵnions on things, but to do things that are getting dangerous and basically destroying events that hundreds of thousands of people [go to] is totally wrong," Domenicali added. 

"I think [there is] a way of showing what you want to do but this is totally unacceptable, so we really hope that people understand it's not the place. That's ꧂pretty clear to me. Our industry is frontline to make sure the awareness of sustainability is there, so we are really engaged on that."